Replastering after damp work in Winchester
Heath plastering and rendering replasters walls after damp work in Winchester homes, applying a new plaster finish where the old damaged plaster has been removed.
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Replastering after damp work price
The price depends on the wall area to be replastered, the thickness of plaster needed and how much has been stripped back.
Included
- Checking the wall is ready to plaster
- Base coats applied to the bare masonry
- A finishing coat trowelled smooth
- Edges and reveals finished neatly
Not included as standard
- The damp treatment itself
- Fixing leaks or defective gutters
- Painting and decorating afterwards
- The wall must be ready to plaster, so the damp treatment is finished before replastering starts.
- A tall wall or a room with several affected walls takes longer.
When to book replastering after damp work
Once damp treatment is done, the old plaster is gone and the wall needs a new finish before it can be painted.
- After damp proofingWalls that have had a damp proofing or tanking are replastered once the treatment is finished.
- Where plaster was removedStripped walls, bare brick and block are covered again so the room is usable and smooth.
- Before redecoratingNew plaster gives a clean base for paint or wallpaper after the damp problem has been dealt with.
What happens on the day
Replastering follows the damp treatment and starts with the bare wall.
- Check the wallThe bare wall is looked over to confirm it is ready, and the floor and joinery are protected.
- Apply the base coatsBase coats of plaster are laid onto the bare masonry and levelled to build a flat surface.
- Finish and dryA finishing coat is trowelled smooth, then the wall is left to dry out before it is sealed and painted.
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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.
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“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.”
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WhatsAppWhen can a wall be replastered after damp treatment?
Once the damp treatment is complete and the wall is ready to receive plaster. We replaster after that work has finished.
Do you do the damp treatment as well?
No. We replaster after damp work, applying the new plaster once the old plaster has been removed.
How long does new plaster take to dry?
It depends on the thickness, the season and the heating. The wall is ready for a mist coat when it has dried to an even colour.
Can you replaster a single wall?
Yes. A single wall, a room or a whole ground floor can be replastered.