Plastering and screeding
Plastering gives you smooth walls and ceilings ready to paint. Screeding gives you a flat, level floor ready for tiles or flooring. Both are done near the end of a build, and both show if they are done badly.
What we build
Plastering
Plasterboard and skimming on walls and ceilings in new and old rooms.
Screeding
A smooth, level layer laid over the floor, ready for tiles or flooring.
What's included
- Fitting plasterboard
- Skimming walls and ceilings
- Laying floor screed
- One room, one ceiling or a whole house
Who it's for
- New extensions and loft rooms
- Rooms with cracked or uneven walls
- Floors that need levelling before new flooring goes down
How your plastering & screeding project works
Survey
We look at the walls, ceilings or floors that need doing.
Quote
We send you a quote that sets out the work.
Plaster or screed
We protect your home, do the work and clear up after.
Sign-off
We check the finish with you.
Questions people ask
How long before I can paint new plaster?
As a rough guide, around one to two weeks. It can take longer in cold or damp weather. When it has dried evenly to a light colour, it is ready for a mist coat. We will tell you what to expect for your rooms.
How long does screed take to dry?
Longer than plaster. As a rough guide, a traditional sand and cement screed dries at about a millimetre a day, so most floors need several weeks before flooring goes down. We will tell you what to expect for your floor.
Will it make a lot of mess?
We cover and protect your home before we start, so nothing gets damaged. When we finish, we clear up safely.
Often needed alongside
Ready to talk about your plastering & screeding project?
Tell us what you want to build. We'll get back to you about a survey and a quote.