Crack Filling Invoice

The 'Plaster Repair for Crack Filling' service offers comprehensive solutions to various plaster crack issues. It includes filling minor hairline and small cracks, repairing medium-sized ones, and stabilizing larger cracks. The service also features specialized repairs for ceilings, multiple cracks in one area, and matching textures after repair. Additionally, it incorporates preventative treatments to reduce future cracking, ensuring durable and smooth finishes.

Plaster Patching Invoice

Plaster repair services ensure surfaces are ready for painting and last longer. This includes cleaning, sanding, and filling cracks or holes on plaster walls. Special attention is given to matching textures and addressing water damage or mold issues. The service provides a seamless finish, ensuring that repaired areas blend perfectly with existing wall structures, making it ideal for both small repairs and extensive renovations.

Surface Skimming Invoice

This service involves repairing and smoothing walls through various skimming techniques. It covers minor to large-scale repairs, including preparing surfaces by sanding and patching small imperfections. Skimming ensures a seamless finish on both textured and smooth surfaces, suitable for entire rooms or specific feature walls. The process enhances wall aesthetics, creating a clean base for painting or decorating, ensuring durability and quality with attention to detail.

Hole Repair Invoice

This service specializes in repairing various sizes and types of plaster issues, ensuring walls and ceilings look smooth and seamless. Whether it's filling small holes less than an inch, fixing medium to large holes up to over three inches across, or addressing minor cracks and damaged corner beads, this repair service restores the integrity and appearance of plastered surfaces. It also includes popcorn texture repairs and ceiling hole fixes, guaranteeing a professional finish that blends with existing textures.

Lath Replacement Invoice

The 'Plaster Repair for Lath Replacement' service involves removing damaged lathing, preparing walls by cleaning and priming them, then installing new wood or metal lath. A base coat of plaster is applied to the new lath, followed by a finish coat to ensure a smooth surface. The texture is matched with existing wall surfaces, joints are sealed for a seamless look, and new plaster is primed before painting. Finally, the area is cleaned up, ensuring no debris remains.

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