
External rendering
Smooth, weather-tight coats on new builds and tired elevations — flat off the scaffold, ready for masonry paint.
View rendering photos →Plastering — New Forest, Hampshire
Skimming, rendering, boarding and decorative finishes across the New Forest and surrounding areas. Clean prep, flat walls, tidy exits.


Selected work

Smooth, weather-tight coats on new builds and tired elevations — flat off the scaffold, ready for masonry paint.
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Full rooms taken back to flat. Old artex, blown plaster and patchwork walls skimmed to a paint-ready finish.
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Polished and textured plasters for feature walls and openings — surfaces that are the finish, not a base for one.
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Stairwells, roses and awkward angles — ceilings trowelled up smooth where every light will find a flaw.
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Older properties handled with care: exposed beams kept crisp, original features worked around, not over.
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Domestic and commercial. No job priced without being looked at properly — quotations are free.
Process
A proper look at the job, then a straight price. Quotations are free — call or email.
Floors covered, edges beaded, boards up where needed. Good plaster starts before the plaster.
Skim, render or decorative finish — laid on flat and trowelled up at the right moment.
Crisp corners, clean reveals, and the room left ready for paint — not for a clean-up crew.
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Questions
It depends on the room, the condition of the walls and the finish you want — a re-skim over sound plaster costs less than boarding out and starting fresh. Every job gets looked at properly and priced straight: quotations are free, call 07988 376030.
Yes — Artex ceilings and walls are one of the most common jobs. Old Artex is either skimmed over or taken back, leaving a flat, modern surface ready for paint.
Yes. Patch repairs, cracks, chases after rewiring and single walls are all welcome — small jobs get the same finish as full renovations.
Typically around a week for a skim coat, longer in cold or damp conditions — fresh plaster turns from dark to a pale pink when dry. Always start with a watered-down mist coat before painting.
Yes — smooth, weather-tight render on new builds, extensions and tired elevations, finished flat and ready for masonry paint.
Yes — decorative and polished finishes for feature walls and openings, where the plaster itself is the finished surface.
Contact
Plasterer based in the New Forest, covering Lymington, Brockenhurst, Lyndhurst, New Milton, Milford on Sea, Beaulieu, Hythe, Totton, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Christchurch and Southampton.