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Ceiling plastering — Plasterer — Professionals
Ceiling work requires attention to overhead access, existing lining and service fittings. Providers should distinguish cosmetic finishing from lining replacement or unresolved water damage, and agree any specialist assessment needed before preparation.
Service scope
Preparation and finishing of ceilings with an appropriate plaster system, including agreed joints, edges and local repairs. Ceiling height, overhead access, room protection and the condition of the existing lining are explicit parts of the scope.
What is normally included
- Assessment of ceiling backgrounds
- Specified overhead plaster finishing
- Agreed junction and local patch details
What is not included
- Covering unstable or sagging ceiling structures
- Disturbing unidentified suspect coatings without assessment
Qualification checks
- Identify the ceiling lining
- Review damage and moisture history
- Assess access height
- Clarify lighting and fitting responsibilities
- Check whether old coatings need assessment
Quote guidance
State the ceiling area, preparation and access assumptions. Separate lining repairs, coating investigation and electrical attendance from the finishing price unless specifically included.
Lead risks
- A stained ceiling may still have an active leak
- Unknown lining condition can make a skim-only quote inappropriate
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