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The term ‘exterior wall coating’ refers to the range of weather proofing products that are applied to the exterior of a property to improve its resistance to the elements. These exterior wall coatings are designed to replicate traditional house paint but with some added features such as, colour fastness, waterproofing, anti carbonation, and anti damp.

The good news is that, if applied correctly, an exterior wall coating will provide your home with an added layer of protection against rain and damp for a period of time – sometimes as long as 20 years.

Benefits of exterior wall coatings

Not sure whether you need to invest in an exterior wall coating for your home? Here are some of the benefits they bring:

• Good quality exterior wall coatings stop penetrating damp

• They’re mould and algae resistant

• You can choose from a range of colours and textures

• They cover cracks and visible imperfections

• Applying an exterior wall coating can add value to your property

Need help with weatherproofing your home?

Whether you need to waterproof your garden shed or weatherproof your whole house, it’s always good to get advice from local weatherproofing experts before you get started.

Find the best local timber treatment or weatherproofing specialists near you with our quick and easy online search. Or request a quote and we’ll reach out to multiple local tradespeople for you and they’ll get in touch with you directly.

There are a number of outdoor timber treatments you can use to weatherproof your exterior woodwork. Below are some of the common types of timber treatment in the UK:

Apply wood oil

The great thing about wood oils is that they penetrate deep into the wood grain, which means they’re a great way to replace essential oils that wood loses through weathering. Wood oils also seal the surface of the timber to protect it from the elements and help prevent drying, warping and splitting.

Try a wood stain or dye

If you’re treating exterior timber that needs protection from weathering, wood stains and wood dyes are a good option for your exterior wood. They offer excellent coverage, are long-lasting, and scuff resistant finish. Plus, you get the added bonus of injecting fresh colour into the timber too, which gives it a noticeably fresh look.

Use a wood preserver

Wood preservers are resistant to mould, algae growth and woodworm attacks, and they have UV protectors to help protect timber against colour fading or greying. You can choose clear or coloured wood preservers, depending on the finished results you’re looking for.

Reach for the wood varnish

Wood varnish is particularly useful for treating woodwork such as external doors, door frames, timber windows and gates. Not only does wood varnish provide UV protection for your timber, but it also helps protect against unwanted cracking, peeling and blistering.

Get a decent wood paint

These days there are some great wood paints out there, so you can add a splash of colour to your timber as well as protecting it from the elements. Quality wood paints will protect your woodwork against fading, peeling and other visible signs of weathering. They’re a great option if you want to inject some vibrant colour to your fence panels or other exterior timber.

Want to speak to outdoor timber treatment experts in Angus?

Sometimes it helps to have a quick chat with local timber treatment specialists to understand what options are available in your area and how much they’ll cost.

If you’re ready to reach out to local timber treatment companies, you’re in the right place. We can help you find the best tradespeople in your area with our quick and easy online search – or request a quote and we’ll get multiple local timber specialists to contact you directly.

For wood that has been pressure treated, the preservative process usually lasts for a good 15 years. Although, if you want your exterior wood to be in its peak condition then many experts will suggest that you treat timber every 12 months – depending on your local conditions and the type of wood.

Without regular maintenance and weatherproofing, some wood that’s exposed to the elements can quickly become vulnerable to decay and damage – and it won’t look its best if that happens. Therefore, it’s important to understand what outdoor timber treatment is best for your exterior woodwork and how often to apply it.

Find the best local timber treatment companies

If you’re keen to get started with your home improvement project and need help with treating your timber, we can help you find the best local timber treatment specialists near you – including those who come highly recommended by your neighbours.

You can either use our quick and easy online search to find and contact local timber treatment companies yourself. Or, alternatively, request a quote and we’ll do the legwork for you by reaching out to the best local tradespeople in your area and we’ll get them to contact you directly.

Over time, the effect of sun, wind, rain and snow can cause your wooden fence posts to rot. The best way to prevent your posts from rotting is to treat them with a good quality waterproof sealant before installing them into the ground.

If your fence posts are in the ground, ideally you want to dig them up and remove them from the ground so that you can paint the entirety of all fence posts with the waterproofing sealant, including the part of the post that will be in the ground.

Want to find out more about local timber treatment services?

If you’re dealing with rotten fence posts and need timber treatment to fix the problem, it’s important to speak to local timber and exterior woodwork specialists to understand the best timber treatment to prevent rotting and how much it will cost.

Experienced timber treatment experts will be able to advise on the options available and what’s the best approach for your timber.

Keen to get started? Search for the best local timber treatment companies in Angus and get in touch with them yourself. Alternatively, you can get multiple quotes from local tradespeople by using our request a quote feature – simply post details of what you need and we’ll get reliable local timber specialists to contact you directly.