Surface protection and preparation
The quote should state the preparation, protection, disposal and making-good included, not just the visible repair itself.
Plasterer service guide
Get smooth, paint-ready walls by comparing preparation, bonding, number of coats, drying expectations and protection of your home.
Typical project budget
£500–£2,500
Use this as a planning range only. Your property, region, specification and access determine the final quotation.
The quote should state the preparation, protection, disposal and making-good included, not just the visible repair itself.
Ask for this stage to be described in the written scope, including the materials, workmanship standard, access arrangements and what a finished result looks like.
Ask for this stage to be described in the written scope, including the materials, workmanship standard, access arrangements and what a finished result looks like.
Ask for this stage to be described in the written scope, including the materials, workmanship standard, access arrangements and what a finished result looks like.
Ask what the inspection covers, which hidden conditions could change the price and how any additional work must be approved.
Ask the tradesperson to define this allowance, its exclusions and the evidence they will provide at handover so every quote can be compared fairly.
Ask the tradesperson to define this allowance, its exclusions and the evidence they will provide at handover so every quote can be compared fairly.
Ask the tradesperson to define this allowance, its exclusions and the evidence they will provide at handover so every quote can be compared fairly.
Active movement, damp and deep cracks need their cause treated first; plaster alone is not a structural repair.
Drying depends on thickness, ventilation and weather; the plasterer should give a realistic decoration window.
Clarify whether chasing, board replacement, coving removal and final sanding are included or excluded.