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Frequently Asked Questions

A skilled plasterer charge higher prices because it takes them longer than unskilled labourers. Also, Materials used in plastering work such as cement and gravel set an average price for plasterers who can be priced cheaper if using alternate materials.

It’s not always about what a company charges but who they employ – some contractors only use non-qualified labour, which results in cheap pricing and poor service quality. You need to invest wisely by choosing reliable, professional plasters in Plymouth.

Preparation is vital for DIY success, and you’re going to need a few tools and materials. Plasterers can make it look easy, but don’t be fooled! You will need lots of time and patience. It’s not always easy to plan for all potential problems, and when you’re working with plastering skills, one little mistake can cost a lot of time and money. If you’re not sure what to do, then it’s best to leave the plastering job in the hands of professionals.

 

The ideal way to smooth walls without plastering is to use a wall filler. Fillers are designed for this purpose and can be applied with a trowel or spatula in only two coats, but they’re usually best matched with drywall.

 
 

It depends on how long the job will take and any materials required that you might not have already. Other factors include if there’s extensive work needed, the difficulty of access, and of course, your personal preferences. The average cost to plaster a room starts at £650. It can vary based on many factors, including the size and difficulty of access to your home or business, how much plastering work is needed and any special requirements you might have. The fee can increase if the job is in a dangerous location, requires extra materials such as scaffolding or adhesives.

The earliest you could paint is a week after the plastering job has been completed. You do not want to paint the newly plastered walls too soon, as this will make a mess, and you’ll have to do it all over again. It is recommended to open windows and doors to allow the plaster dust to settle before painting.