Do you need a plasterer

[Russell griffiths]

I’m just at plastering stage, and wanted to sing the praises of my plasterer. 
I had a lad start the house and he did a couple of days and we parted company. 
so on a recommendation from another forum user I had another lad start. 
his work is on another level, absolutely 5 star. 
im a pain to work for as I’m very picky, the house is also very unusual with all vaulted ceilings at 4-5m high. 
so if anybody needs first class work carrying out send me a PM and I will pass his details over. 

[Thorfun]

Great to know you found a good one! Think it’s a bit of a commute down to us though. 😢

[Gone West]

11 hours ago, Russell griffiths said:

his work is on another level, absolutely 5 star.

That's great. We were very lucky with our plasterer and being able to find a good plasterer makes all the difference.

[joe90]

I had a guy like this back in Bristol, young chap but trained old school.

[Brickie]

Not a one coat sponge merchant then?

Edited June 10, 2022 by Brickie

[Russell griffiths]

17 minutes ago, Brickie said:

Not a one coat sponge merchant then?

Nope, nice first coat then laid in flat with a big wide spatula thing, then another coat on top. 
superb finish. 
not cheap, but I can see the difference. 👍👍

[SteamyTea]

1 hour ago, Russell griffiths said:

not cheap, but I can see the difference

Take the Pepsi Challenge.

 

 

 

 

[Gone West]

4 hours ago, Brickie said:

Not a one coat sponge merchant then?

Our plasterer gave up plastering soon after doing our house. He was only in his thirties but said his shoulders were giving him grief and he couldn't compete with all the people doing single coat.

[TonyAJQ]

We have an oak framed single story barn that is now ready for  boarding and plastering. Only interested in somebody who can actually do the job with a quality finish. We’re in the West Mids if anybody can make a recommendation. 
 

Tony.