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Reviews of Plasterers & Renderers in Cowick, Exeter
Cowick, EX4
31 May 2012
Under £250
SMALL BEDROOM WITH ARTEX CEILING NEEDS RE-PLASTERING
excellent plastering job, would recommend and use services again.
karen
pdceramics
Also specialises in tiling, bathrooms, electrical work and flooring.
Cowick, EX4
17 April 2012
Under £1,000
skimming walls ceiling 1st.room 5.49m X 2.8 2.room skimming walls 2.8m X 3.1 3.room skimming walls 3.99m X 3.88 just moving in no furnish around .Some of the plaster krumbling.
good job been done I thought quait cheep also will use again if needed. thanks
radoslav
JPG property repairs
Also specialises in plumbing, windows & conservatories, traditional crafts and bricklaying.
Cowick, EX2
15 March 2012
Under £2,000
large lounge diner in 1930's house i have started to remove old paper from the walls and th plaster has come away from the brickwork in places so i think will have to remove old plaster then board and skim all walls and ceiling
Everything done as requested and more could not rate DH Builders any higher. very profesional and hard working will certainly use them again.
kevin
DHBuilders
Also specialises in traditional crafts, specialist services, bricklaying and handyman.
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Cowick, EX4
Under £1,000
Leak from bathroom, above kitchen, has cracked and flaked the artex on the kitchen ceiling. The damp has also affected the kitchen spotlights which now keep blowing bulbs. This is an insurance claim so I am looking for a reputable firm who can do both repair/redo kitchen ceiling and replace the ceiling spotlights.
Cowick, EX4
Under £500
the walls have all the paper removed but thye have small chips within the wall. Its a whole room, and a samll wall in a bedroom as well as a stairway that needs to be plastered.
Cowick, EX2
I'm not sure
Will involve skimming existing old plaster walls and one new wall that has been put up to separate one room into two hence now lounge and dining room.
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