Pricing

Plastering Prices: what to expect

Every job is quoted individually after seeing it, in person or on a video call. This page explains what moves the price so the quote makes sense when it arrives.

What changes the price

  • Condition of the existing surface: sound plaster that only needs a skim costs less than walls that need hacking off, boarding or a float coat first.
  • Access and height: stairwells, high ceilings and rooms that need towers or scaffold take longer.
  • Period and listed buildings: lime systems use different materials and cure more slowly, so they cost more than a gypsum skim.
  • Specialist finishes: Tadelakt, microcement and polished plaster are applied in several hand-worked coats over several days and sit at the higher end.
  • Preparation and protection: furniture, flooring and fittings are protected as standard; empty rooms are quicker.
  • How many rooms: a whole-house re-skim is cheaper per room than one room on its own.

The quickest way to a price is a photo of the wall or room. Russ will tell you what it needs and roughly what it will cost.

Cost questions

Skimming costs vary with room size, wall condition, and ceiling height, so we always provide a fixed, no-obligation quote after seeing the space, either in person or via a FaceTime walkthrough.

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