Plasterer in Fareham
Heath plastering and rendering plasters rooms in Fareham, Portchester, Titchfield and Stubbington so the surfaces are flat enough to paint, and coats outside walls with sand and cement.
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- 38 years trading
- Local to Winchester
- Clear, upfront quotes
Services in Fareham
Wall and ceiling repairs in Fareham
Skimming and re-skimming in Fareham
from £450
Plasterboard and dry lining in Fareham
Artex removal and smoothing in Fareham
from £350
External wall rendering in Fareham
from £3,000
External rendering repair in Fareham
from £350
Coving and cornice in Fareham
Replastering after damp work in Fareham
Lime plastering in Fareham
from £550
Venetian plastering in Fareham
K Rend in Fareham
Pebble dashing in Fareham
Lath plastering in Fareham
Parts of Fareham we cover
We serve Fareham from our base in Winchester.
4.9179 reviews
“I rang Gary as had a very tiny job needed doing where some plaster was damaged by my front door. He responded quickly and fitted me in within a week. His work is thorough and professional with an excellent result. I am now happy with a very flush wall. and will not hesitate to highly recommend Gary.”
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Why choose Heath plastering and rendering
Repeat customers and word of mouth
The reputation is word of mouth, repeat customers, and the finished work.
Punctual and honest
On time, and to the price you were given.
Tailored to the job
The work follows the job, the timing, and what the room needs.
Gary HeathPlasterer- Reviews
- 179
- Rating
- 4.9
- Trading since
- 1988
“We have been plastering and rendering since 1988. Every job, big or small, gets the same care, and we leave the place tidy when we go.”
Gary Heath, Heath plastering and rendering
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WhatsAppAre Portchester, Titchfield, Stubbington, PO14, PO15 and PO16 places you plaster and render?
Yes, we plaster and we render in Portchester, Titchfield and Stubbington, and across the other Fareham addresses in PO14, PO15 and PO16. Heath plastering and rendering has its base in Winchester. We repair a damaged ceiling for homes in those Fareham places, and we coat a full outside wall.
If my ceiling in Fareham is cracked, does the whole ceiling have to come down?
No, wall and ceiling repairs in Fareham mend a crack, or plaster spoiled by a leak once that leak is fixed and the wall is dry, and they stop where the old plaster is still sound. We open the crack, take off anything loose, and fill until the repair is level with the ceiling beside it. The new plaster takes a mist coat, thinned paint for the first seal, once it has turned an even light colour.
Does skimming in Fareham work on painted walls as well as on new plasterboard?
Yes, skimming and re-skimming in Fareham finishes the full area of a wall, or of a ceiling, on new boards and on paint. We spread finishing plaster in two thin layers over new boards so the joints disappear. A painted Fareham wall gets a bonding coat first, and that coat is brushed on so the fresh plaster can grip the paint.
How is a Fareham room lined with plasterboard?
Plasterboard and dry lining in Fareham gives a wall or a ceiling a new face of board sheets, rather than wet plaster trowelled onto brick. We fix the sheets with screws into timber already built, or with adhesive on the masonry, including sheets fixed up to the joists where a ceiling was opened, and we close each joint with tape. A metal bead, the angle strip on an outer corner, keeps that corner straight, and a skim then makes the sheets read as one face.
Can the bumps on an Artex ceiling in Fareham be covered?
Yes, Artex removal and smoothing in Fareham lays plaster over that raised coating and trowels it smooth, so the bumps disappear. The coating is shaped as swirls, fans or a scatter of small dots, and a wall with the same coating is flattened as well. A heavy pattern takes more plaster to fill its dips than a light pattern does.