Recladding for Auckland homes.

Understand the existing exterior

Useful starting information includes the age of the home if known, the current cladding material and any areas of concern. Photographs of walls, windows, corners and visible damage help explain the project, but do not replace assessment of concealed conditions.

Look beyond the surface finish

Recladding involves the relationship between cladding and surrounding details such as windows, junctions and openings. The required scope, design information and applicable approvals need to be established for the particular property. We do not diagnose hidden moisture damage from an online enquiry.

See the change in context

Our renovation and recladding gallery includes company-supplied before-and-after photographs. They were taken from different viewpoints, so the comparison is intended to show the work rather than imply identical camera angles. Follow the project link below to explore the full photographs.

Questions before you start

Can you assess cladding problems from uploaded photos?

Photos help explain visible concerns. They cannot confirm the condition behind the cladding; further assessment may be needed before the work can be defined.

What information helps with a recladding quote?

Send the property location, photographs, any available plans or reports and the areas you want to replace. Include the finish you are considering and your preferred timing.