ResidentialDetached House Renovation
Refurbishment Plastering · Plastering
Quick answer
When does plastering happen in a renovation?
Plastering happens after strip-out, structural work, first fix electrics and plumbing, and any new windows or doors are complete. Once the plaster has dried, second fix, joinery, kitchens, bathrooms and decoration can follow. Booking the plasterer early helps keep the rest of the renovation on programme.
Working in existing buildings
Refurbishment rarely involves a single type of wall. A house may have original lime plaster, 1970s patching, new plasterboard in an extension and blown areas around old fireplaces. We identify each background and treat it correctly rather than applying one approach everywhere.
Where people are still living in or using part of the building, we plan dust control, protection and working hours so the rest of the property stays usable.
Commercial refurbishments
In occupied offices, retail and hospitality buildings, we can work in phases, out of hours or around trading, with protection to occupied areas and clear communication with the facilities team.
Benefits
- Correct treatment for mixed old and new surfaces
- Coordinated with builders and other trades
- Dust control and protection for occupied homes
- Phased and out-of-hours working for commercial sites
- One contractor from repairs to final skim
Suitable property and project types
- Whole-house renovations
- Flat and apartment refurbishments
- Period property restorations
- Office and commercial refurbishments
- Pre-sale and rental refurbishments
