Did you know that replacing grouting increases the attractiveness of your home? Tackling the brickwork not only increases the selling price, it also strengthens your facade, reducing the risk of moisture penetration and frost damage. At Renoca, you can find all the options and associated prices for pointing the façade so that you will not be faced with unexpected costs.
What does pointing cost?
The cost of pointing a façade starts from £10 per m² and can go up to £100 per m². The price for replacing your grouting depends, among other things, on the type of grout, the number of m² and the cost of the grouter’s labour. In addition to replacing the grouting, the facade is often cleaned and impregnated at the same time. See the cost overview below for average total prices for grouting your facade, assuming an average terraced house with a facade area of 60m².
| Working | Costs |
|---|---|
| Jointing only (cutting joint) | £ 70 – £ 90 per m2 |
| Cleaning and grouting | £ 70 – £ 100 per m2 |
| Sandblasting, grouting and impregnation | £90-£130 per m2 |
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Price examples grouting
In the price table you can see the average prices for grouting. What does this mean for your situation? Check out 3 handy price examples.
Only grouting
You leave the removal and cleaning of your existing grouting to a handy uncle? Then hire a grouting company only to install the new grouting. You will pay between £600 and £800 to have the most common grout (flat-faced) grouted.
Cleaning and grouting
Do you own a detached house and want to accentuate the horizontal lines of your house? Then grouting your facade with a shadow joint is the best choice. Together with the cleaning of your facade, the cost will be between £1,400 and £1,800.
Sandblasting, grouting and impregnation
Do you want to enjoy your luxury flashing as long as possible? Impregnation not only prevents water damage, it also improves the insulation of your house. The cost of having your grouting sandblasted, grouted and impregnated comes to between £4,300 and £4,900.
What does the price structure of grouting look like?
The price for having your grouting replaced is structured as follows:
What choices determine the price of grouting?”
Choice 1: Cleaning grouting
At the same time as replacing your grouting, facade cleaning significantly improves the appearance of your home. Grey spots or moss will be removed from your bricks and joints this way. Having your facade cleaned costs around £5 to £22 per m². The price can be lower by having several jobs done.
Choice 2: Type of grouting
The type of grouting is very decisive for the price. Prices can vary widely from £10 to £100 per m². Check out the types of grouting and their characteristics and prices below.
| Type of grout | Average cost per m², incl. £12 | – Most common – Rough finish – Aligned with the bricks in your facade |
|---|---|---|
| Flattened recessed joint | £10 – £12 | – Joint deeper than the bricks (2 – 5 mm behind the bricks) – -. Stone type stands out better |
| Shadow joint | £ 10 – £ 12 | – Smooth finish – Sloping corner – Shade accent on the horizontal lines |
| Cutting joint | £ 50 – £ 100 | – Similar to cutting joint – Protrudes from the façade – Tight lines |
Choice 3: Protect grouting
In order to enjoy your facade as long as possible after cleaning and replacing your grouting, it is important to protect it in the best possible way. Having your bricks and grouting impregnated provides a protective layer over your facade. There are many benefits to impregnation – it will also reduce your energy bill! Having your facade impregnated costs on average £7 per m².
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Frequently asked questions
On average, 1 m² costs between £10 and £100. The price of grouting depends very much on the type of grout you use.
The most common types of grouting are: flat full grouting (smooth, brushed or combed), sunken grouting and cut and shadow grouting.
The hourly wage of a grouter is on average between £20 and £40 per hour. The hourly rate varies from one grouting company to another. We therefore recommend that you request free, no-obligation quotations to get an idea of the total cost for your project.
