Our Services
Plastering
Boarding
Rendering
Plastering
Plastering is one of the best options for your interior ceilings and walls. We cover most internal types of plastering, from all types of backing plaster to the final top coat finishing plaster. If you have walls with uneven, dented surfaces such as hollows left by removing of wallpaper then a fresh coat of plaster may be all that is needed to give them a new lease of life. This can be applied to existing solid surfaces or newly installed plasterboard. You will be left with a smooth eggshell feel surface, perfect for painting & decorating.
Boarding
An easy and simple solution for covering existing or newly installed solid walls with plasterboard, ready for the finish plaster and decoration.
Various types of board are available; from Standard Plasterboards to Acoustic Plasterboards and Fire-resistant plasterboards to Damp proof variants.
Rendering
The primary purpose of rendering a house is to improve its appearance and provide a protective layer against the elements. House rendering can transform the look of a home, giving it a fresh and modern appearance that can increase its curb appeal and value. In addition to its aesthetic benefits, rendering also serves a practical purpose, helping to protect the exterior walls of a house from moisture, wind, and other elements that can cause damage over time. By applying a layer of material to the outside of a house, the walls are better able to withstand the effects of weather and resist water damage, cracking, and other forms of wear and tear. Whether you're looking to update a tired-looking exterior, cover up cracks or holes in the walls, or simply want to improve the look of your home, house rendering is a cost-effective and practical solution. With a range of materials and finishes to choose from, it's easy to find a style that fits your taste and budget, and the results can be truly stunning.
Rendering your home can also improve its energy efficiency. A good-quality rendering job can help to reduce heat loss, making your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. This can help to lower your energy bills and reduce your carbon footprint.
