Parging Replacement Edmonton
Parging replacement can mean recoating one complete wall, multiple elevations or the entire house. Each included wall is completed corner to corner for one consistent finish.
Whether we recoat one wall or the entire house, every recoated wall is covered by our 30-year transferable warranty.
Redo Complete Walls or the Whole House
Unless the issue is a clear localized repair, we generally prefer to recoat complete affected walls from corner to corner. If deterioration extends across multiple elevations, redoing the full house gives the entire foundation a more consistent finished appearance.
The biggest advantages are a more consistent appearance across the included scope and warranty coverage across every wall we recoat.
We usually recommend full-wall or whole-home recoating when:
We Recoat Complete Walls Corner to Corner
For a single wall, multiple elevations or a whole-house replacement, we remove loose, hollow and delaminated parging, properly prepare the surface, and recoat every included wall from corner to corner for one continuous, consistent finish.
Consistent Finish Starts with Proper Preparation
Each included wall is treated as part of one complete scope from preparation through final texture.
Assess
Review the included elevations, identify failed areas and confirm whether the scope is one wall, multiple walls or the full house.
Remove Failed Material
Remove loose, hollow and delaminated parging while retaining suitable bonded areas.
Prepare & Reinforce
Clean and prepare the substrate and reinforce cracks or transitions where required.
Recoat Corner to Corner
Apply new cementitious parging continuously across every included wall, corner to corner.
Texture & Cure
Hand-finish the wall consistently and allow normal cementitious curing to continue.
One Continuous Finish
Whether we recoat one wall or the entire house, completing each included wall corner to corner creates a consistent fresh cementitious finish and avoids a patchwork appearance.
Every Recoated Wall Is Covered
Whether we recoat one wall or the full house, every recoated wall is covered by our 30-year transferable warranty.
Movement and Drainage
New parging renews the exterior finish, but it does not stop structural movement or correct drainage, grading or waterproofing problems. Those conditions may require separate correction.
30-Year Transferable Warranty
Whether we recoat one wall or the full house, every recoated wall is covered by our 30-year transferable warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions About Parging Replacement
Can you replace the parging on an entire house?
Yes. Whole-house replacement is common when multiple elevations need renewal. We recoat each included wall corner to corner, creating a consistent finish across the foundation, and every recoated wall is covered by our 30-year transferable warranty.
Do you remove every bit of old parging?
No. We remove loose, hollow and delaminated material. Sound, well-bonded parging can remain where it provides a suitable prepared base before the full wall is recoated.
When would you do a localized repair instead?
Clear isolated work such as a crack, redoing the parging around a basement window or a beam-pocket breakout can be suitable for localized repair.
How long does new parging take to cure?
Cementitious parging continues to cure after it has set and reaches full cure over approximately 28 days. Normal colour variation during curing is expected.
Is every recoated wall covered by warranty?
Yes. Whether the project includes one wall, several elevations or the entire house, every recoated wall is covered by our 30-year transferable warranty.
Need Parging Replaced?
Send us photos of one wall or the entire house and we can confirm whether the scope is a clear localized repair, one or more full-wall recoats, or whole-house replacement.
