Beautiful colour and it so stylish. Its amazing to see that people actually want to improve their living space...and also bring people who happen to pass by a joy... I also enjoy watching this lady because she is straight to the point and natural leader . Well done!
Honestly great work. Having everything you want right away is unrealistic. Sometimes you have to make it work, and this was a sacrifice you can be happy with and proud of.
Great choice of colour, the white really pops now, and it still blends in with the neighbouring houses really well, i love it. You are by far my favourite renovation youtuber, love the music and editing style, plus you are hilarious! Can‘t wait for next week‘s video 👏
is it a solid brick wall or cavity. I wold guess solid brick. There is therefore the question of how the wall can get rid of any moisture that is within the wall. With a cement render external then that is a big problem and painting it will only make that worse. The best option of the house long term would have been to remove the pebble dash, clean the bricks and repoint. Expensive but you would have ensured the long term life of the wall was increased rather than impaired.
Amazing! You've inspired me - I wasn't sure about what to do with a house with pebbledash on it but I think I can compromise by painting until later, too. Great job!
Love your channel and the style of your videos ☺️keep up the great work. We are looking to paint our house now. It's rendered flat but it has some cracks in it.
I read online someone's account where they had the same scaffolding problem, they finally told the scaffolders that they'd be advertising to give the scaffolding away to anyone who would take it, they soon came around sharpish to take it away
This looks really nice and i love it but genuine question (as I dont know either and cant find a straight answer on google), are you supposed to seal the pebbledash beforehand to help stop the pebbles falling which is whats protecting the house from damp etc?
Another great video. What a difference a bit of paint makes and some hard work. Colour is great and the house looks beautiful. Just a thought ... to keep the expenses down or at least put them off for a while have a look at stenciling a victorian tile pattern on the walkways.
It looks bloody fantastic 💖 We did the same with our Victorian terrace... after we replaced our roof we painted the exterior whilst scaffolding was still up. We had brick though, not pebble dash (already painted magnolia, yuck) and we painted it a pale sage green and re painted all the white too. Made SUCH a difference it looks like a new house. Oh aaaand the scaffolders did the same to us 😤 so frustrating!
Sounds like we did a very similar process! The colour you went for sounds fabulous and so sorry to hear the scaffolders did the same to you! Definitely a trick of the trade 😉
Love the color ! Good job ! I love the colorful houses and the fact that when you say where you live you can just say "on this street, the blue house!", i wish i can say that one day :D
I have the exact same front/style of house as you, Pebble dash….really want to remove but as you say huge cost involved. Loved watching it. But how random I just painted my front door in inchyra blue! Love it on your masonary though. Would love to be brave and paint it too. x
I've had the back painted and the front will be done in the next month or so. Luckily, the scaffold is owned by my brother so he'll paint all those odd bits as he takes it down. I really wanted a pale lilac, but I'm selling some time after the refurb, so magnolia it is. Yours looks fab and very smart.
Also pebbledash is used to cover spalled bricks, and the price of making good depends on how many bricks they have replaced, and that can vary from 100 to over 2,000 bricks. As it's such an unknown, you're safer just painting it, until you have worst case scenario monies budgeted in the future.
You can use farrow and Ball paint in dulux weathershield as well as johnstones and leyland masonry paints. I wouldn't use actual F/B bases as you'll be looking at 90 quid per can of 5litre on average..
Totally get the external renovations needing to be reviewed once you get quotes 😂. We got quotes to re point our stone cottage from cement which is literally blowing the stones it’s such a bad material in period properties, to a lime pointing as it should be. The front elevation and ONE side came in at £37,000. Luckily my husband was sure he was going to do it as it’s only a two week (but laborious) job but the prices are insaneeee. Job for next spring/summer 😂
@@FeedbyAutumn you guys have inspired me to do the loft too now lol I’ll probably start painting the front once I request for the scaffolding to be removed that should give me a few months haha
you done cracking job off painting front off your house certainly pable dash is not 1 or 2 days job could take up to 3 days if you want to do it properly enjoyed the video.
I would keep the door and just paint it. It fits the look of the house. Maybe some high gloss black or the same white as the house. It would look chic.
Beautiful colour and it so stylish. Its amazing to see that people actually want to improve their living space...and also bring people who happen to pass by a joy...
I also enjoy watching this lady because she is straight to the point and natural leader .
Well done!
Honestly great work. Having everything you want right away is unrealistic. Sometimes you have to make it work, and this was a sacrifice you can be happy with and proud of.
Great choice of colour, the white really pops now, and it still blends in with the neighbouring houses really well, i love it. You are by far my favourite renovation youtuber, love the music and editing style, plus you are hilarious! Can‘t wait for next week‘s video 👏
Thank you Carlotta - that is so sweet! I’ll keep the videos coming smile 😊
is it a solid brick wall or cavity. I wold guess solid brick. There is therefore the question of how the wall can get rid of any moisture that is within the wall. With a cement render external then that is a big problem and painting it will only make that worse. The best option of the house long term would have been to remove the pebble dash, clean the bricks and repoint. Expensive but you would have ensured the long term life of the wall was increased rather than impaired.
Amazing! You've inspired me - I wasn't sure about what to do with a house with pebbledash on it but I think I can compromise by painting until later, too. Great job!
Wish more people in the UK would do this. It looks great, well done!!!
Looks amazing! Great job, still retained all its character but gave it a facelift
Thank you! 💜
Hello,
This was massively helpful! Thanks so much! It looks great! Hope you’re well, Joel:-)
Looks amazing!! So good you went with that colour.
Yay happy you're back with more content now that you got a laptop again!!
I loveeeee it!! We're about to do the same, but with a sprayer. Hoping it works ok. This looks sooooo good
U guys are back. Great to see. Hope ur both well
Thanks Steven! Glad to be back and making videos again
Lovely choice of colour. It really lifts the look of the house.
I'm looking at painting my pebbledash myself and trying to find the confidence 😂 ur video has really inspired me. Ur home looks lovely ❤
Love your channel and the style of your videos ☺️keep up the great work. We are looking to paint our house now. It's rendered flat but it has some cracks in it.
Oh. I’ve just realised. You have a taller wall as they wanted to hide the bins. Very clever ! Great job. What a transformation. !
I never thought of that - but you’re right!
Been binge watching your videos what a great job you are making of the house the outside colour is great best wishes Pete
I read online someone's account where they had the same scaffolding problem, they finally told the scaffolders that they'd be advertising to give the scaffolding away to anyone who would take it, they soon came around sharpish to take it away
Yes it’s a great way to get them round sharpish. I would feel too bad actually giving it away though but a great bluff card to play!
This looks really nice and i love it but genuine question (as I dont know either and cant find a straight answer on google), are you supposed to seal the pebbledash beforehand to help stop the pebbles falling which is whats protecting the house from damp etc?
Beautiful….Thank you for posting this video as I’ve been trying so find the right colour to paint my pebbledash . You did 👏🏻
Hahaha the egg thing happened to us too - i found it in one of our bags of sand 😂 i think its foxes stashing food!
Such a nice colour!!
Nice you're back! I love the color, the house looks so much better!
Curious to see how the tiles will look and what color you will choose for the door
Thanks!! Long way off for the front door but already excited to choose one
Another great video. What a difference a bit of paint makes and some hard work. Colour is great and the house looks beautiful. Just a thought ... to keep the expenses down or at least put them off for a while have a look at stenciling a victorian tile pattern on the walkways.
It looks bloody fantastic 💖 We did the same with our Victorian terrace... after we replaced our roof we painted the exterior whilst scaffolding was still up. We had brick though, not pebble dash (already painted magnolia, yuck) and we painted it a pale sage green and re painted all the white too. Made SUCH a difference it looks like a new house. Oh aaaand the scaffolders did the same to us 😤 so frustrating!
Sounds like we did a very similar process! The colour you went for sounds fabulous and so sorry to hear the scaffolders did the same to you! Definitely a trick of the trade 😉
Love the color ! Good job ! I love the colorful houses and the fact that when you say where you live you can just say "on this street, the blue house!", i wish i can say that one day :D
Thank you! 😊 Yes so true!
I have the exact same front/style of house as you, Pebble dash….really want to remove but as you say huge cost involved. Loved watching it. But how random I just painted my front door in inchyra blue! Love it on your masonary though. Would love to be brave and paint it too. x
Love the color! So glad you decided to go bold with the color; great choice!
Thank you! We are so happy too!
I've had the back painted and the front will be done in the next month or so. Luckily, the scaffold is owned by my brother so he'll paint all those odd bits as he takes it down. I really wanted a pale lilac, but I'm selling some time after the refurb, so magnolia it is. Yours looks fab and very smart.
Also pebbledash is used to cover spalled bricks, and the price of making good depends on how many bricks they have replaced, and that can vary from 100 to over 2,000 bricks. As it's such an unknown, you're safer just painting it, until you have worst case scenario monies budgeted in the future.
Pale lilac would be so nice - but agreed - you always need to keep in mind that you plan on selling! 💜
Such a lovely colour well done for being brave now you really do not need to spend money for pebbledash removal well done amazing transformation
Thank you! We are really pleased with how it came out
Sorry I’m late to the party, glad you’re back with videos - but I just needed to say I LOVE THE COLOUR!
Thank you Rosie!
so glad to have you back :)) also I used to watch Balamory every morning before kindergarten lol
Glad to be back!
Looks like you have the best house on the street. Well done. Your neighbours may be encouraged. Now..my hideous garden wall project :^((
so good you are back!!!! amazing transformation !
You can use farrow and Ball paint in dulux weathershield as well as johnstones and leyland masonry paints. I wouldn't use actual F/B bases as you'll be looking at 90 quid per can of 5litre on average..
Yes we went with Valspar who colour matched a weather proof paint
That pause at 12:26 has me rolling 😂
Watching it back it gets funnier every time hahaha
Bloody well done you!!!!excellent job.
So glad you are back!
Thank you Susan 😊
Created a lifetime of work
Totally get the external renovations needing to be reviewed once you get quotes 😂.
We got quotes to re point our stone cottage from cement which is literally blowing the stones it’s such a bad material in period properties, to a lime pointing as it should be. The front elevation and ONE side came in at £37,000.
Luckily my husband was sure he was going to do it as it’s only a two week (but laborious) job but the prices are insaneeee.
Job for next spring/summer 😂
Wow the final results is amazing!!!!
Wow that’s crazy expensive!! So worth your husband giving it ago if it will take him 2 weeks. Good luck I would love to see a before and after
What a gorgeous colour. 😍
Beautiful finish Great choices of color
Thank you ☺️
Yay this looks so good!! Can’t wait to paint mine now!!
Woooo, good luck!
12:28 🤣😂🤣😂 your face expression.
Love this!
You could have rendered over the dash, looks good though anyway, good colour 👍
Love the colour of the house 😍🏡
Thanks Amy! So happy we didn’t go grey in the end
@@FeedbyAutumn for the font of a house you need to go bold or go home.
love the colour! why were you in finsbury park with your laptop lol? WFP? - That's working from park lol
It looks beautiful :)
Hi I’m new! You’ve both done a great job! 😊
Did you need to clean pebbledash first? And did you need a stabilising solution prior to painting?.. thanks
Good video, less waffling would help
Bold colour choice and looks amazing. Did you have to use a breathable masonry paint?
We used the Vaspar Masonry paint 😊
20:26 Halloweens trick or treat
Wow you did a great job. Pebbledash is a pain to work with.
Thank you! It was time consuming but so worth it in the end
£4-5k is a new kitchen and bathroom which you'll spend far more time using. Was this quote inside or outside london?
Love the colour! How's it holding up from weathering?
So far so good!
Great job. The outside looks very smart. Well Done!!!
Thank you!
Could a large sponge do the job? It turned out pretty good.
Possibly! Because of how thick masonry paint is, I would imagine the dripping would be awful. Let me know if you give it ago ☺️
Do you definitely not need any kind of council permission from Newham when changing the colour of the frontage?
Only if it’s a listed building 😊
@@FeedbyAutumn right I’m off to BnQ then lol
Haha. Let me know how you get on!
@@FeedbyAutumn you guys have inspired me to do the loft too now lol I’ll probably start painting the front once I request for the scaffolding to be removed that should give me a few months haha
hi how did you do the straight line that separates your house from the neighbours did you use masking tape or free hand
We used masking tape ☺️
@@FeedbyAutumn ahh thank you
Looks amazing. Where did you get the paint from?
Thanks! B&Q colour matched a Farrow & Ball colour
Can you use a sponge?
you done cracking job off painting front off your house certainly pable dash is not 1 or 2 days job could take up to 3 days if you want to do it properly enjoyed the video.
Glad you enjoyed!
What brand paint did you use? i want to do this to my terrace pebble dash but i can't find the blue colours you have!
We used Valspar (B&Q) to colour match a farrow and ball paint. We then got it made to a masonry paint
@@FeedbyAutumn thank you :)
And way you paint over the dirt misses professional 😂😂😂😂
100£ impossible, the scarfolding is minimum 500£
There are some scummy people in the world doing shitty things to nice, decent people like yourself. Glad you’re ok
Thanks for the kind words! It could have been worse so very grateful it was just a laptop.
hi, did you have to ask for planning permission to paint your house exterior?
Hey! No you don’t - I believe you would need planning permission if you were in a conservation area or a listed building
Random question, but are you South African ?
I am indeed ☺️
@@FeedbyAutumn ❤ liked and subscribed, gotta support our girl. You guys are doing awesome.
Reviews vs reality 🤯😔😩
Pebble dash
Yuck 🤢
I would keep the door and just paint it. It fits the look of the house. Maybe some high gloss black or the same white as the house. It would look chic.
Wish more people in the UK would do this. It looks great, well done!!!