Timber cladding
Hardwood and cedar weatherboards, shiplap and vertical boards, installed with consistent gaps and finished ends.
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Cladding with straight lines.
Timber, fibre cement and composite cladding for new homes, extensions and renovations. Even boards, neat corners and clean junctions at every window and door.
What we do
Cladding services
Supply and install, or install only, to suit your project.
Fibre cement
Fibre cement weatherboards, panels and linear boards, with tidy joints and the right trims at corners and openings.
Composite cladding
Low-maintenance composite and engineered boards installed to the manufacturer's system.
Feature facades
Batten screens, vertical feature cladding and mixed-material facades that give a home its street presence.
Soffits & eaves
Eave and soffit linings, including timber-lined soffits that carry the cladding through.
Repairs & re-cladding
Replacing damaged or tired boards and re-cladding walls on renovations and extensions.
The finish
Good cladding is in the detail
What's behind the boards matters as much as how they look.
- Courses set out firstBoard lines planned around windows, doors and eaves so they line up and finish evenly.
- Installed to the product's systemWraps, flashings, cavity battens and fixings as the manufacturer specifies.
- Clean corners and junctionsNeat external and internal corners and tidy trims at every opening.
- Straight and level runsLines checked across the whole wall, not just board to board.
- Site left tidyOffcuts cleared and the site cleaned up when we finish.
How it works
From plans to handover
Tell us about it
Send the quote form with what you need, where, and any plans or drawings you have.
Measure & quote
We look at the job on site and send an itemised written quote.
Booked in
Accept the quote and we lock in a start that fits your program.
Finished & handed over
We do the work, walk you through it, and leave the site clean.
Completed projects
Recent cladding work
Fitting out the inside too? We do both, so one crew can finish inside and out.
See internal fit-out