FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Interior plastering adds elegance, character, and value to your home. It offers superior durability, soundproofing, and fire resistance compared to drywall. Additionally, it allows for customization with a wide range of textures and finishes to suit your style preferences.

Interior plaster is typically installed over 1/2″ or 5/8″ blue plaster board, or over metal lath.

Yes, interior plastering is often preferred for restoring older homes or historic properties to maintain their period-accurate look and feel. Our skilled artisans can replicate traditional plastering techniques to seamlessly blend with existing architecture.

Interior plastered surfaces are relatively low-maintenance. Regular dusting and occasional cleaning with a mild detergent and water are usually sufficient to keep them looking their best. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning materials that could damage the finish.

Interior plastering offers a multitude of textures and finishes. The most common finishes include smooth, polished, textured, Venetian, and decorative finishes. Our experienced team can help you choose what’s best for your project, helping you to match reference pictures or similar projects we’ve completed.

Interior plastering involves applying a plaster compound directly to walls or ceilings to create a smooth, durable, and decorative finish. Unlike drywall, which consists of gypsum panels, interior plastering offers a more high-end and luxurious look, with various textures and finishes available.

The timeline for interior plastering depends on factors such as the size of the project and the complexity of the finishes. Our team will assess your project and provide a detailed timeline. The process typically involves surface preparation, application of plaster, and finishing touches, with careful attention to detail at every step. We recommend waiting 30-days before painting any plaster finish.