Our plastering service, from start to handover
Interior wall plastering
Covering block walls with a level coat that prepares them for filler and paint, or for tiles.
Ceiling plastering
Plastering concrete ceilings, coordinated with the light points and service runs.
Exterior plastering
Plastering façades and exterior walls that face sun and humidity.
Coordination with the services
Electrical boxes and plumbing pipes are in place before we start, so nothing has to be broken open later.
Why does the timing of plastering matter?
Plaster closes up the wall. Any pipe or electrical box forgotten before it means breaking and patching afterwards, and patches show. That's why we start plastering only after the electrical and plumbing lines inside the walls are finished and tested. Then it's the turn of gypsum, paint and tiles.
And because we also do the construction, plumbing and electrical, we arrange this sequence between our teams instead of you coordinating it between several contractors.
Before plastering starts
A quick checklist to tick off, so you don't discover something missing after the wall is closed.
Questions our clients ask
When should plastering start?
After the electrical and plumbing lines inside the walls are finished and tested, and the door and window frame positions are set. Plaster closes up the wall, and any line forgotten before it means breaking the wall open afterwards.
Do you do exterior plastering?
Yes. We do interior and exterior plastering for walls and ceilings.
How do I ask for a plastering quote?
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We serve the Eastern Province
All your building work from one company
Construction & renovation
- Villa and building construction
- Renovation and refurbishment
- Finishing works
Plumbing
- Rough-in before the concrete pour
- Water supply and drainage lines
- Manholes, tanks and pumps
Electrical
- Electrical rough-in
- Wiring and panels
- Sockets and switches
Gypsum works
- Gypsum board ceilings
- Cornices
- Hidden lighting recesses
Fire alarm systems
- Smoke and heat detectors
- Control panel
- Audible and visual alarms
Firefighting systems
- Sprinkler networks
- Fire hose cabinets
- Extinguishers