We apply machine and hand plaster on new walls, after the wiring and plumbing have been replaced and over uneven old surfaces – so the walls are ready for skim coating, paint or tiles.
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The type of plaster is chosen for the room: gypsum plaster for bedrooms, living rooms and hallways, lime-cement plaster for the bathroom, toilet and other damp rooms. Machine application is faster and more even over large areas, while hand plastering is for patch repairs, window and door reveals and small areas.
Before we start, we check the walls with a laser and a straightedge, because the deviations determine the thickness of the coat and the amount of material. If a wall is badly out of true, we tell you in advance whether drywall lining would be the more sensible option.
Technical detail: mesh at the joints
Brick and concrete move differently with temperature changes and as the building settles. That is why the plaster is reinforced with mesh where they meet – without it, a crack often appears there.
The most common situations people call us about, and how we approach them.
Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
The price is set after a site visit to the walls, because their deviations determine the thickness of the coat and the amount of material.
The final cost is confirmed after a site visit and measuring the areas room by room.
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Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
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“I highly recommend their services. Despite my fussiness, they kept to the deadline they had given and finished the bathroom renovation professionally, cleanly and meticulously.”
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Machine plaster is faster and gives a more even coat for whole rooms and new walls. Hand plaster is more practical for patch repairs, reveals and small areas, where it is not worth setting up a machine.
In bathrooms and toilets we use lime-cement plaster, because gypsum plaster does not tolerate prolonged moisture. Lime-cement plaster is also a better base for tiles in wet areas.
It depends on the type and thickness of the coat, the temperature and ventilation – the plaster manufacturer gives a guideline. Skim coat and paint are applied only once the plaster has dried completely.
Not always. Sound old plaster stays, while hollow, crumbling and cracked areas are taken back to a sound base – we decide after tapping the walls on site.
Gypsum plaster is smoothed, and after it a thin finishing skim coat is usually enough before painting. Lime-cement plaster is rougher – it is skim coated under paint, but not under tiles.
You will receive a written quote with the type of plaster for each room, the preparation needed and the time frame.
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