Are my expectations unreasonable, or is this patchy?

[Cluelesscustomer]

I've recently had re-rendering done using the Wetherby silicone rendering system. This was part of larger works on the house, including the installation of new cavity trays/weep vents over the downstairs windows.

Overall, it's a big improvement from how it used to look, but the finish isn't as tidy as what I potentially hoping for. The things I'm wondering about are:

• The render colour seems patchy. They've come out to respray, but the covered patches look slightly more yellow?
• The weep vents look a bit uneven
• The underside of the render has been painted, but looks streaky. In one place it looks like it's shrunk away from the bricks

I know that perfection isn't possible, and the team really had the weather against them, but would be grateful to get any thoughts/opinions on the overall finish.

They started the rendering works mid-May and have been back intermittently as the weather wasn't right. Cost for the rendering element only was c.£9.5k, not including scaffolding, skips, etc.

 

[John j]

Might be my eyes as don't have my readers but it looks bumpy rather then patchy

 

[themucky1]

the top coats been sprayed just not so well

 

[Cluelesscustomer]

Thanks both, very helpful to get your views! Do you think a respray of the top coat would even it out?

 

[MIXERMAN]

Yes it's bumpy. How thick does that stuff go on
We've seen a lot worse, it won't stop you selling the place . Just forget about it .life is to short.

 

[John j]

Yes it's bumpy. How thick does that stuff go on
We've seen a lot worse, it won't stop you selling the place . Just forget about it .life is to short.

Like paint with grit in thick

 

[Spitandpolish]

Like paint with grit in thick

Eh ?

 

[Shakey1234200]

Yeah looks very bumpy. Put a straight edge on it. Pretty poor job for 9.5k. How many days did it take them to do? Did that price include hacking off any pebble dash or anything or was it layed straight over brick?