• Lime Plastering & Rendering

    Restore and protect your property with expert lime plastering and rendering

Lime plastering and rendering from Fenland Fine Finishes Ltd – the trusted experts in Soham, Ely, Cambridgeshire, and the wider Fenland region

What Is Lime Plastering & Rendering?

Lime plastering and lime rendering are traditional building techniques that use natural lime-based materials to create strong, breathable, and flexible wall finishes. Lime plasters and renders have been used for centuries to protect and preserve homes, listed buildings, heritage sites, and period properties. These materials allow walls to “breathe,” reducing condensation and improving the longevity of historic structures.

Why Choose Lime Plastering & Rendering?

Lime plastering and rendering are the gold standard for restoring and maintaining older properties. Our skilled team combines time-honoured methods with modern expertise to deliver beautiful and durable results.

Lime Plastering & Rendering are:

Breathable, helping to regulate moisture and prevent damp or mould

Flexible and less prone to cracking than cement-based alternatives

Ideal for period homes, listed buildings, cottages, and historic sites

Environmentally friendly, using natural materials and sustainable practices

Suitable for both internal lime plaster and external lime render applications

Our Lime Plastering & Rendering Services

At Fenland Fine Finishes Ltd, we have over 35 years’ experience in traditional plastering and rendering, with more than 5 years as a trusted local business. Our lime plastering and rendering services include:

Internal lime plastering for walls and ceilings in period properties

External lime rendering for cottages, barns, and listed buildings

Heritage building restoration and conservation work

Breathable, sympathetic repairs and patching to existing lime surfaces

Modern applications of lime-based products for eco-friendly new builds

Why Fenland Fine Finishes Ltd?

Deep knowledge of heritage plastering and rendering techniques

Fully insured and qualified specialists

Attention to detail and a commitment to preserving original character

Highly recommended by homeowners, conservationists, and property professionals

Free surveys, tailored recommendations, and competitive quotes

Lime Plastering & Rendering gallery 

Our Gallery contains a small number of examples of Lime Plastering & Rendering we have carried out and doesn’t represent the full scale of our expertise in this area. So please contact us for further information on our Lime Plastering & Rendering services, where we can discuss your ideas and requirements in more detail. 

Frequently Asked Questions – Lime Plastering & Rendering

Lime plaster is made from natural lime (either hydraulic or non-hydraulic), sand, and water. This blend creates a breathable and flexible finish, perfect for older buildings.

Lime Plaster and Render are ideal for period homes, listed buildings, heritage sites, cottages, barns, and any property where breathability and authenticity are important.

Yes, Lime Plastering is suitable for eco-friendly new builds as well as historic properties. It offers excellent breathability and sustainable benefits.

Cement is hard and impermeable, which can trap moisture and cause damage to old walls. Lime is flexible and breathable, allowing moisture to evaporate and helping to preserve original structures.

Lime finishes are low maintenance – avoid modern paints or sealants that block breathability. If repairs are needed, always use compatible lime-based materials.

Yes, we specialise in sympathetic repairs and restoration for existing Lime Plaster and Render, always aiming to match the original appearance and performance.

Looking for a local company in Venetian plastering, microcement, lime plastering, or rendering?

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Fenland Fine Finishes Ltd – The trusted name for Venetian plastering, microcement, lime plastering, lime rendering, modern plastering, and bespoke decorative artwork in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Ely, Soham, and the Fenland region.