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Discuss Roughcast or Windows replacement first? in the General Trade Chat at the Contractor Forum; The roughcast on my house got badly damaged by the frost this winter and I need to get it redone. We are also going to get new windows. Logically, and ...
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    Question Roughcast or Windows replacement first?

    The roughcast on my house got badly damaged by the frost this winter and I need to get it redone. We are also going to get new windows. Logically, and from a building perspective, which should I get done first?

    Also, is it safe to get roughcasting done at this time of year in the west of Scotland?

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    Default Re: Roughcast or Windows replacement first?

    yes it is save... as i know

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