One trade across connected finishes
Interior surfaces renewed
We prepare and skim domestic walls for a consistent decorative base.
Exteriors properly finished
We inspect the substrate before applying the selected roughcast system.
Features planned early
Media wall dimensions and cable routes are set before boarding begins.
A smooth finish across three types of project
Room plastering, roughcasting and media walls look very different while the work is under way, but each relies on preparation and a well-formed plastered finish. As a plasterer serving Bearsden, we ask for details suited to the project. For a room, tell us which walls and ceilings are affected. For roughcasting, describe the elevations, current coating and visible damage. A media wall enquiry should include screen size, recesses, equipment and cable positions. The clearer the starting information, the more useful the quotation visit becomes.
Plan access for the job you choose
Interior projects benefit from cleared rooms and an agreed route for boards, plaster and equipment. Media features also need electrical and audiovisual positions settled before the structure is closed. Exterior work requires safe perimeter access, weather planning and protection around windows or doors. When arranging work in Bearsden, we discuss these practical points before materials arrive. We then prepare the surface or structure, complete the plastered finish and leave the work area tidy for the next stage.
Frequently asked questions
What should we include in a roughcasting enquiry?
Describe the elevations, current finish, visible cracks and access around the property. Photographs help us see the general condition, while an on-site inspection confirms the preparation required.
Can you plaster a media wall after building it?
Yes. We agree the layout, form and board the structure, reinforce the joints and corners, then plaster it to a smooth finish. Cable, socket and equipment positions must be planned beforehand.
How should we prepare a room for plastering?
Clear furniture and belongings away from the walls where possible, and provide a route for materials. We'll discuss any heavy items that must remain and protect retained floors and fittings.