Roughcasting

We know our business

Roughcast has been a widespread exterior coating given to the walls of dwellings and outbuildings for centuries. When professionally applied, it provides an attractive, protective layer to stonework that lasts for years. Unlike pebble-dashing, which adds loose stone chips on top of the render, Roughcasting incorporates the stones in the mix.

With modern machinery, the application process has become a popular, cost-effective protection solution for commercial buildings and contemporary homes. In addition to stone and pebble, today’s roughcasting can include coloured aggregates and glass, And with the ability to colour the render, the possibilities to create bespoke coatings are truly endless.

Keeping it professional

At Ricky Ross Roughcasting, we pride ourselves in providing professional advice, offering a professional service and only using professional materials of the highest quality.

Rest assured, we’re fully insured
  • Fully qualified, licensed and insured
  • A proven track record in Aberdeenshire and the Northeast
  • We only use the highest quality aggregates
  • Professional, highly skilled team of roughcasters
  • Competitively priced per square metre.

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