Skimming a room is one of the most common plastering jobs we price in Liverpool, and it's one of the most confusing to budget for because two quotes for the same room can be hundreds of pounds apart.
Read more →Swirls, stipples and fans were on half the ceilings in St Helens at one point, and plenty of them are still up there.
Read more →Fresh plaster looks ready long before it actually is, and painting too soon is the most common reason new walls peel, flake or stain within months.
Read more →Skimming gives tired, cracked or patchy walls a smooth, fresh finish ready for paint, but prices can vary a lot from one quote to the next.
Read more →Most people only need a plasterer every few years, so it's hard to know what good looks like or what a fair quote is.
Read more →Typing a quick search brings up dozens of plasterers across Liverpool, from Aigburth to Walton, and most of them look the same on a listing.
Read more →Getting a straight answer on skimming prices is harder than it should be, partly because no two rooms are the same.
Read more →Freshly plastered walls look ready long before they actually are, and painting too soon is one of the most common ways a good plastering job gets spoiled.
Read more →Skimming is the most common plastering job in Liverpool homes, and prices vary more than most people expect.
Read more →If you are pricing up a plastering job, you will find quotes vary a lot, and it is not always obvious why.
Read more →Plastering quotes can vary wildly, and it is hard to know what is fair when one plasterer says £250 and another says £900 for what sounds like the same job.
Read more →If you are pricing up a skim for a bedroom, living room or hallway, you will find quotes vary a lot and it is not always obvious why.
Read more →If your walls are cracked, bumpy or covered in old wallpaper scars, a skim coat is usually the fix, and the first question is always what it will cost.
Read more →Artex ceilings were everywhere in Liverpool homes built or decorated between the 1960s and 1990s, and plenty of owners now want that swirled or stippled finish gone.
Read more →Fresh plaster always looks dry long before it actually is.
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