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Plastering
Lake District Plastering Services
Our Expert Plastering Team
Lakeland Plastering Specialists
The job of a professional plasterer is to even out the interior walls of your home prior to painting and decorating. If done properly it improves the appearance of your living spaces whilst also assisting in protecting your home’s walls over time. In particular it protects your property from damp.
When it comes to decorating and refurbishment finding the right plasterer for your project is vital to achieving the finish you desire. To get the perfect finish, you must first create the perfect plaster.
Our experienced friendly team offers a bespoke service tailored to fit your project’s needs. We offer a comprehensive range of plastering and skimming services. Our team takes pride in their work and are committed to completing projects on time and to the very highest standards.
Reasons why you can trust us with your plastering:
- Reliability. We deliver on time to the highest standard.
- Skills. Simply put, our team have mastered plastering.
- Clear pricing structure. Everything is clear and precise.
- Project management. You will always be kept up to date.
Plastering Repairs
Crumbling plaster? Cracks in your walls? There are all sorts of properties in the Lakes, many of which are very old. Don’t worry, Our plasterers have seen it all whether it is an extension or repairs. Our talented team is experienced in managing projects which require skilled renovation work and ensure the highest quality plaster finish. Whether it be a new surface or its part of renovation requiring traditional methods, our expert team has got you covered.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here a selection of the questions that our plastering clients often ask …
Yes, you can plaster over paint, but only if there are no cracks and holes on your wall.
We use an additive if required to create a grit on the surface for the plaster to bond to.
Yes, you should remove the wallpaper before plastering. If not, the plaster may not adhere properly which will result in lower durability and an uneven texture.
Skimming over lath and plaster is not recommended and could cause the original plaster to pull away from the laths which would be messy. If you have lath and plaster there are a couple of options. You can remove the lath and plaster completely and start afresh. Or alternatively you can plasterboard over the top of the existing lath and plaster and skim to finish. Removing lath and plaster can be messy so in most cases, people opt to plasterboard over it.
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