Parging

Parging

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Parging is yet another service that we provide. Parging helps to protect the foundation of your house.
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What Is Parging?

Parging is a type of masonry work used to provide a smooth and attractive finish to a concrete or masonry wall. It involves applying a thin coat of mortar over the wall surface, usually with a trowel. Parging can also be used to repair cracks, chips, or other imperfections in a wall.

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Water Proofing

Parging protects the home from moisture damage, such as water seepage, rising dampness, and other forms of moisture infiltration. This application helps to ensure that the parging bonds firmly to the wall, creating an effective waterproof seal. Parging also helps to protect the wall from damage caused by extreme weather and temperature fluctuations.

Insulation From Heat & Cold

Parging also helps to insulate the home, keeping it cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. This protective layer can also help to increase the lifespan of the home by providing a water-resistant barrier against moisture and other environmental factors.

Make Your Home Look Even Better!

Parging can also give a home a more uniform and finished look, improving its curb appeal. It can also help to protect the building from the elements and reduce the risk of water damage. Parging can be a relatively inexpensive way to spruce up a home's exterior, making it look more attractive and inviting to potential buyers or visitors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Parging is a type of stucco made from a mixture of Portland cement, sand, and water. It is typically used as a decorative & functional coating for concrete or masonry walls.

Parging is a way to waterproof and protect the foundation walls of a home. It is important because it helps protect the home’s foundation from water damage and helps prolong the life of the home.