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Roughcast repairs and new finishes · Lanark
Cracked, hollow or weathered roughcast needs more than another quick surface patch. OnPoint RoofCare checks the wall, nearby rainwater details and likely cause before explaining repair or renewal.
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“The team turned up when they said they would, explained everything clearly and completed the work to a really high standard. Everything was left clean and tidy afterwards and the roof looks fantastic.”
“I got a quote for the work within minutes of contact and the job was done to an excellent standard at the time arranged. I would definitely use Tom again.”
“Excellent job done. Was very friendly and polite. Will definitely hire again if needed.”

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Scottish roughcasting
These relevant Scottish-style examples show roughcast damage, wet-dash and dry-dash application, and a completed textured exterior. They are illustrative rather than claimed projects in Lanark.




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Local exterior-wall context
Lanark includes historic stone buildings, cottages, villas, post-war housing and modern estates. Roughcast and harled finishes can appear on older rural-style properties as well as later homes.
Historic or traditional masonry may need vapour-open, suitable materials rather than a hard impermeable patch. Listed or conservation considerations should be checked where relevant.
Coverage includes suitable enquiries around New Lanark, Kirkfieldbank, Nemphlar and nearby communities. Send the property postcode so OnPoint can confirm coverage before arranging the next step.
Repair or renew?
Rural exposure and winter frost can act strongly on open cracks, wall tops and chimney-side walls. The wall needs checked before deciding whether one damaged area can be repaired or a wider wall should be renewed.
Loose material is removed back to sound edges, the background is prepared and a suitable repair is applied to the agreed area.
A complete wall may be considered when cracks, hollow sections, staining and mismatched repairs affect much of the visible wall.
Before we quote in Lanark
We identify traditional surfaces underneath, check wall heads and copes, note heritage limits and trace rainwater from roofs and gutters. The cause should be dealt with rather than hidden beneath a new texture.
Brick, block, stone and earlier render need suitable preparation and materials.
Leaks and overflow can repeatedly saturate the same section of roughcast.
Sills, corners, seals and margins are checked for cracks and water entry.
Raised paths and splashback can contribute to staining or low-level breakdown.
Nearby roughcasting pages
Choose a nearby town for locally relevant wall and housing information. If the postcode is close to the coverage area but not listed, send it with the enquiry.
Send safe full-wall and close-up photographs.
The background, damage and rainwater details are considered.
The preparation, finish and agreed work are explained before booking.
Lanark roughcasting FAQs
Photographs of both the full wall and the damaged area make the first conversation more useful.
Yes. OnPoint RoofCare accepts enquiries in Lanark, including New Lanark, Kirkfieldbank, Nemphlar and nearby communities. Send the postcode and wall photographs so coverage and the next step can be confirmed.
Roughcasting may suit masonry and blockwork homes when the wall background and preparation are suitable. Lanark includes historic stone buildings, cottages, villas, post-war housing and modern estates. Roughcast and harled finishes can appear on older rural-style properties as well as later homes.
A local repair may be practical when failure is limited and the surrounding finish remains secure. Wider hollow areas, repeated cracks or many old patches may make renewal of a complete wall more sensible.
Existing walls weather over time, so an invisible colour and texture match cannot be promised. The likely difference should be explained before work is agreed.
Moisture, movement, poor preparation, ageing materials and problemive rainwater details can all contribute. In Lanark, rural exposure and winter frost can act strongly on open cracks, wall tops and chimney-side walls.
Send the property postcode, photographs of the full wall and close views of cracks, loose patches or staining. Photographs should be taken safely from ground level.
Clear cover, in writing
Warranty cover depends on the work. These certificates apply to the installations described below; they do not establish a seven-year guarantee for roof repairs or other services.

For complete new tiled and slate roof installations. Covers qualifying workmanship defects under the certificate terms.

For flat-roof replacements carried out by our team. The agreed warranty period and expiry date are recorded for your job.

For qualifying fascia, soffit, gutter, downpipe, bargeboard and cladding installations. The warranty period is agreed for the work.
Sample blank certificates. Cover is subject to the stated terms, including exclusions for storm damage, severe weather and other listed causes. We confirm any applicable cover with your quote.