How Much Does Cladding Cost?

If you’re looking for something a bit bigger or with a bit more drama – perhaps for a semi-detached or detached house to include cladding multiple elevations or sections then you’ll need to spend a little bit more. The possibilities are virtually endless, allowing you to explore different colours and styles across your property and increasing its personality!

Finally, the cost of full cladding for a larger property or a standalone building (such as a garden room or a garage) will naturally be more expensive regardless of the style of your chosen cladding, but the longevity and low maintenance of composite cladding will definitely pay back in the long run, and will dramatically increase the kerb appeal of your property.

Do I need to hire a professional to install my cladding?

While Dura composite cladding is quick and easy to install, unless you’ve got great DIY skills, it will need to be done by a professional fitter. Someone who has the expertise and industry know-how to get it done as efficiently as possible.

The time it takes to install cladding wholly depending on the size of area of your property that you want to clad. For example, a single façade will take significantly less time than a full house cladding, as you might expect.

The cost of installation will increase with the amount of cladding you’re installing, which is an added cost on the purchase price of your cladding boards that you’ll need to consider before you buy. It’s always important to have your cladding fitted by a professional, as they can ensure a stable, uniform finish that will look great for years.

What about cladding maintenance costs?

One of the main benefits of installing Dura’s composite cladding is that it has the potential to save you a significant amount of money in the long-run. Unlike timber or other raw materials, composite boards do not stain, warp or lose colour over their life-cycle, and with minimal maintenance, they will look as good as new for decades. This is backed-up by Dura’s warranty and expected service life of 25 years across their composite cladding product range. To activate your warranty, you just need to install your cladding as per the instructions in our technical manual and register online with your proof of purchase.

One of the main benefits of installing Dura’s composite cladding is that it has the potential to save you a significant amount of money in the long-run. As discussed, unlike timber or other raw materials, composite boards do not stain, warp or lose colour over their life-cycle. Timber cladding by contrast will need yearly upkeep by way of treating, re-painting and staining, as well as more expensive jobs such as repairing or replacing damaged or cracked boards.

By adding a hard-wearing, contemporary cladding product to your home, you could also potentially increase the property’s value if you ever decided to sell. With minimal maintenance, your Dura Cladding will look as good as new for decades. This is backed-up by Dura’s 15-year warranty and long service life across the product range.