The façade is more than just the "face" of a house - it protects the building fabric, influences the energy balance and shapes the overall impression. Owners who want to modernize their property should pay particular attention to the façade. With the right planning, aesthetics, function and energy efficiency can be effectively combined.
Choice of material with effect
Whether render, wood, clinker or curtain wall panels - each variant has its own advantages in terms of appearance, maintenance and thermal insulation. Modern external thermal insulation composite systems can now be combined with almost any façade look. Ecological materials such as wood or recycled façade panels are also gaining in popularity - not only for the sake of the environment, but also as a design feature.
Insulation saves energy and protects the substance
An insulated façade reduces heat loss and lowers heating costs - often by up to 30 percent in older buildings. At the same time, it protects the building fabric from the effects of the weather and contributes to its longevity. If you're overhauling the façade anyway, you should also consider an energy-efficient renovation - not least because of the attractive subsidy programs.
Value enhancement through design
An attractively designed façade significantly enhances the external appearance of the property. Colors, materials and details such as window frames or lighting elements set accents and increase the attractiveness - for residents and potential buyers alike.
Conclusion
A modern façade combines design, function and energy efficiency. Owners who make targeted investments improve comfort, external appearance and property value in the long term.
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