Your plastering questions
A little preparation makes the first conversation easier. These answers explain what to ask when planning your project.
No. Describe the surfaces as they are now and the finish you want. The condition of the existing plaster will help determine which approach is suitable; a site assessment may be needed.
Include your postcode, the rooms or surfaces involved, an approximate area if you know it, and your preferred timescale. Mention existing damage and any other building work planned for the same space.
There is no fixed price list here. The extent of the work, preparation, materials and access all affect a job. Use the contact form to discuss your requirements and the next step towards a quote.
Ask what needs moving, which areas need to be accessible and whether any preparation is required. Agree these details before work begins, especially if other trades are involved.
Ask for guidance for the actual plaster and conditions in your room. Drying varies with the material, thickness, ventilation and weather, so arrange decorating around advice for your particular job.
Include your postcode in your enquiry so coverage and availability can be confirmed for your location.
No. Scope, price and dates need to be agreed separately. The form starts the conversation.