Dear Sir/Madam,
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4 years ago
I live in a mid terraced Victorian property.
The exterior wall has been pebble dashed by previous owners over brick wall, all houses in my road have brick walls, I would like to reinstate the original brick wall which will be importantly in keeping the facade of the period of the house and keeping with the rest of the street.
Firstly I would like to know how to tackle removing the pebble dash without damaging the brick wall underneath and what will be the cost , keep in mind that I’m on a limited budget as I have renovated inside the house recently.
Please advise.
Many thanks
The exterior wall has been pebble dashed by previous owners over brick wall, all houses in my road have brick walls, I would like to reinstate the original brick wall which will be importantly in keeping the facade of the period of the house and keeping with the rest of the street.
Firstly I would like to know how to tackle removing the pebble dash without damaging the brick wall underneath and what will be the cost , keep in mind that I’m on a limited budget as I have renovated inside the house recently.
Please advise.
Many thanks
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