Plastering Costs
Estimates
Estimates
These are estimates as of 2017 from Stuart Rosie Plasterers, quote estimates are based on plans and no visits to location, i have thought about best case scenario and worst case scenario in your most common plastering situations in your homes.
Things to consider before commencing plastering work, have
your electrics, carpentry, plumbing and any changes to the building done or at
least planned and set in stone, adjustment costs on a project are the sneakiest
and biggest profit killers
Have all labour intensive jobs, i.e. wallpaper stripping/
Removing tiles or old plasterboard is done by a cheap labour force and don’t
pay qualified (expensive per hour) people to do simple and time consuming tasks
Condition Scale: (wallpaper has to be stripped before new
plaster is applied, and wallpaper stripping can sometimes take ages so you
don’t want to be paying professional prices to wall paper strip, i suggest
finding a cheap labour force or friends and family to help strip paper off
walls) Also! Don’t wallpaper strip until you have removed all old loose
plaster, we have made that mistake before, big waste of time, some ceilings are
worth plasterboarding over too instead of stripping the paper off especially if
the old plaster on the ceiling has diagonal and random cracks anyway then it
might benefit from plasterboard or coming down completely.
1 = plaster falling
off everywhere, all walls and ceilings need old plaster material removing back
to brickwork or stud work, although expensive this will give the house plaster
another good 30 years plus
2= same as 1 for the
exception of the ceilings do not need
removing however they do need an over scim for the new look
3= none of the old plaster needs removing but everywhere
needs an over scim for the new look
Prices do
not include Wallpaper stripping!
Reception Room - 1= £1100- £1300
2= £850-£1100
3= £400-£550
Kitchen -
1= £900-£1100
2= £750-£900
3= £350-£500
Hall way/stairs/landing 1= £1300-£1500
2= £1000-£1200
3= £500-£700
Bedroom 2 1 = £850- £1000
2= £700- £800
3= £300-£400
hopefully you can use these figures to work out cost of
other areas or circumstances
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