Clear plans and careful workmanship
Small repairs considered
We inspect local damage before deciding how much plaster must be renewed.
Rooms finished evenly
We prepare adjoining walls for a consistent base across the whole space.
Reliable site habits
We agree access, arrive as planned and keep the work area under control.
Work sized to the surface involved
A cracked patch, a complete room and an outside elevation are three very different jobs. As a plasterer serving Dumbarton, we handle all three without treating them as the same task. Local damage is checked for loose material before repair. Full rooms are assessed wall by wall to decide between preparation, skimming or more extensive plaster work. Exterior roughcasting starts with inspection of the current coating and substrate. Tell us which surfaces are affected and what you can see, and we'll use that information to make the first visit more focused.
Courteous work in occupied homes
Our customer feedback often highlights punctual arrival, clean working, courtesy and the finished result. We put those habits into practice by agreeing access before the job, protecting retained surfaces and keeping to the discussed work area. For interiors, furniture should be cleared where possible. Exterior walls need safe space around them for equipment and preparation. When working in Dumbarton, we set the schedule from the real scope, then leave the property tidy once our plastering or roughcasting stage is complete.
Frequently asked questions
How do we describe the size of our plastering job?
Tell us if the issue affects one patch, one wall, a complete room or an outside elevation. Include visible cracks, loose areas and approximate measurements where possible, along with photographs.
Can you work in a home while it's occupied?
Yes, subject to safe access and a cleared work area. We'll discuss the route for materials, protection of retained surfaces and which rooms need to remain free while plastering is under way.
What happens before exterior roughcasting starts?
We inspect the current finish and substrate, identify loose or damaged areas and consider access. Windows and adjoining surfaces are protected before the selected roughcast system is applied.