Hello,
I have a question. Last year, we bought a semi-detached house, a prefabricated wooden house built in 2000. The gable of the roof, in particular, has already been exposed to quite a bit; the paint is almost completely gone, and you can see gray-black streaks.
Is this a problem? The beams supporting the gable show small cracks with black edges.
Is the structural strength of the wood still guaranteed without weather protection, or should I be concerned now?
What should be considered when repainting with weather-resistant paint?
How much does it typically cost to cover both gables? Are there any estimates?
I don’t know the wood type; it could be pine or larch.
I have a question. Last year, we bought a semi-detached house, a prefabricated wooden house built in 2000. The gable of the roof, in particular, has already been exposed to quite a bit; the paint is almost completely gone, and you can see gray-black streaks.
Is this a problem? The beams supporting the gable show small cracks with black edges.
Is the structural strength of the wood still guaranteed without weather protection, or should I be concerned now?
What should be considered when repainting with weather-resistant paint?
How much does it typically cost to cover both gables? Are there any estimates?
I don’t know the wood type; it could be pine or larch.
Yes, the other side looks much worse; the paint has already peeled off completely there. We have had the house since August last year.
I would like to cover it with some kind of metal paneling.
What do you mean by not good? What kind of costs would we be looking at?
I mean, just getting a ladder and painting it isn’t really an option for me, especially given the height—I’m not very confident with that.
I would like to cover it with some kind of metal paneling.
What do you mean by not good? What kind of costs would we be looking at?
I mean, just getting a ladder and painting it isn’t really an option for me, especially given the height—I’m not very confident with that.