Plasterers near me in United Kingdom

On Yell, you can find highly rated plasterers near you by browsing profiles, reading reviews, and viewing examples of completed work.  

Keep an eye out for plasterers with NVQ Level 2 or 3 qualifications in Plastering and membership in trade associations, such as the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).  

Reputable plasterers should also have public liability insurance, covering you and themselves in the event of an accident. If they have employees, they should also hold employers’ liability insurance. 

For more advice and support in finding a plasterer, read TrustMark’s top tips for hiring reliable tradespeople.  

For a single wall, plastering prices typically range from £150 to £250. Plastering an average-sized room costs between £400 and £700, while plastering a ceiling usually starts at around £300.  

The cost of plastering in the UK depends on the size of the area and the type of work required. The walls or ceilings you want plastered may also need preparing, too, which can add to these costs. 

For a more accurate estimate and a better idea of good value for money, make sure you request quotes from several local plasterers.  

Skimming a room generally costs between £300 and £500, depending on the room size and the complexity of the job.  

Skimming is a popular way to create a smooth surface over existing plaster, often in preparation for painting or decorating.  

As with plastering costs, prices can vary by location and the plasterer’s experience, so it’s worth comparing several itemised quotes.  

Most plasterers will remove wallpaper before plastering, but this service may come at an additional cost.  

Stripping wallpaper is time consuming, and costs can range from £5 to £10 per square metre. If you’re on a budget, consider removing the wallpaper yourself before hiring a plasterer.  

If you want the plasterer to remove wallpaper, make sure you include this task when taking quotes from nearby professionals. 

Plasterers in the UK typically charge between £150 and £300 per day, depending on their experience, location, and the complexity of the work.  

Larger jobs, such as full-room plastering or intricate ceiling work, might be priced per job rather than per day.  

You should always clarify the pricing structure with your plasterer before work begins. Ask for detailed, written quotes to make sure you understand what would be included. 

You can learn more about potential costs by reading our guide on how much plasterers cost.