Building Coatings Glasgow
Building Coatings Glasgow
Looking to renovate the exterior of your domestic or commercial building space in Glasgow?
Revitalize Coatings Ltd will definitely bring some life back into your property via our building coatings and various property exterior renovation options our team provides.
Along with our 5 star rated exterior wall coating and roof coatings, we offer exterior house painting, commercial painting, roof cleaning, roughcast and render repairs, external cladding, uPVC guttering and uPVC spray painting popular for painting your uPVC windows, ledges, sills and uPVC doors.
In summary, we are a specialist one stop shop for external house and building refurbishment.
Why Consider Building Coatings
Here are some reasons to consider applying coatings to the walls and roof of your domestic or commercial building in Glasgow or Central Scotland.
Coatings Last 20 Years
Although businesses work on allocated budgets and coatings cost a little more than standard masonry paint, you can be sure you don't need to have your commercial property painted again for at least 20 years!
Wow Factor First Impression
Get that wow factor for your business! Visitors will really notice the difference on the finish making a great first impression. Exterior coatings really stand out from masonry paint, and are available in a wide range of colours. (Please note we can still apply premium masonry paint if desired.)
Protection From Scottish Weather
Our coatings are rain and dirt proof, with self cleaning properties to protect your business from Scotland's wet climate and strong winds.
Prevent Damp and Moss
Due to excellent adhesion and breathability properties, your commercial property will be protected from damp and moss long term.
Thermal Benefits
Wethertex coatings have a small amount insulation benefits and can also be applied all year even in during the Scottish winter time.
Zero Maintenance
Focus on running your business, after you've we have renovated your property you can be sure you won't need any maintenance for at least another 10 years!
What Are Building Coatings?
Building coatings are protective or decorative layers applied to the surfaces of buildings, like walls, roofs, floors, and facades, to enhance durability, aesthetics, and performance. They can serve a variety of purposes depending on the type and formulation.
Common Types of Building Coatings?
Acrylic Coatings: Flexible, UV-resistant, used on exterior walls.
Polyurethane Coatings: Durable, used for flooring and waterproofing.
Epoxy Coatings: Strong and chemical-resistant, often used on floors.
Silicone Coatings: Excellent waterproofing and UV resistance.
Elastomeric Coatings: Highly flexible and crack-bridging, ideal for masonry and stucco.
Bituminous Coatings: Often used on roofs and foundations for waterproofing.
What Building Coatings are used for?
Roofs: For waterproofing, UV resistance, and reflectivity.
Walls: For aesthetics, protection, and water resistance.
Floors: For chemical resistance and durability. (especially in industrial or commercial buildings)
Basements and Foundations: For damp-proofing.
Commercial Building Coatings in Glasgow and Central Scotland
See some pictures below of our portfolio of commercial painting and commercial property renovations, including grounds maintenance such as pressure washing and roof cleaning.
Pictures from a project for Whinhill Primary School in Greenock near Glasgow.Â
We applied building coatings on the walls and completed RevtialiZed their uPVC gutters, downpipes and roofline.
Benefits of Building Coatings
Building coatings offer a variety of benefits, both functional and aesthetic. Here’s a breakdown of the key advantages of having building coatings applied to your property:
Protection from Elements
Weather Resistance: Shields buildings from rain, UV radiation, wind, and temperature extremes.
Corrosion Resistance: Especially for metal structures, coatings help prevent rust and degradation.
Waterproofing: Prevents water penetration, reducing the risk of mould, mildew, and structural damage.
We guarantee to enhance the curb appeal and value of your Glasgow property.
Energy Efficiency
Thermal Insulation: Some coatings (e.g., reflective or insulating coatings) reduce heat gain/loss, lowering HVAC costs.
Cool Roof Coatings: Reflect sunlight, keeping roofs and buildings cooler and reducing the urban heat island effect.
Durability and Longevity
Extended Lifespan: Coatings protect surfaces from wear, erosion, and chemical damage, extending the building’s life.
Low Maintenance: Coated surfaces are easier to clean and less likely to require frequent repairs.
Aesthetic Enhancement
Colour and Finish Options: Enhances appearance, improves curb appeal, and supports branding for commercial properties.
Uniform Look: Hides minor surface imperfections and offers a clean, consistent finish.
Sustainability
Eco-friendly Options: Many modern coatings are low VOC (volatile organic compounds), reducing environmental impact.
LEED Credits: Energy efficient and environmentally friendly coatings may contribute toward green building certifications.
Fire Resistance
Intumescent Coatings: Expand when exposed to heat, creating a protective barrier that delays structural failure during fire.
Specialty Functionality
Anti-graffiti Coatings: Protect surfaces from vandalism and make graffiti easier to remove.
Anti-microbial Coatings: Useful in healthcare settings to prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses.
Chemical Resistance: Ideal for industrial settings where exposure to harsh chemicals is frequent.
See this video footage for another commercial property in Inverclyde, some of our ongoing contract work for Inverclyde Council on this children’s nursery in Greenock town centre.
Serving Most Of Scotland
Although our office is based in Glasgow, we cover most of Scotland including Argyll and Bute, Ayrshire, Clackmannanshire, Dumfries and Galloway, Dundee, East Dunbartonshire, East Lothian, Edinburgh, Falkirk, Fife, Glasgow, Greenock & Inverclyde, Lanarkshire, Paisley & Renfrewshire, Perth & Kinross, Stirling, The Borders, West Dunbartonshire, West Lothian.