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Hi I need my wall to be plastered and skirting to be fitted on the room. the skirting is 3 meter long and the wall that needs plastering is 60cmx60cm I have pictures I can send you.

Plastering of bathroom and kitchen bonding has already been done ready for plastering.

Replaster and repaint of both sides of an interior wall. Roughly 1m2 on each side. We have the required paint already.

I have a 75 inch tv bracket that needs to be mounted on my plasterboard wall.

Small area replasering . Over the curtin rails and by the windows in one of the bed room.

Due to water leak I just need new ceiling so plasterboard and filled and painted

I will complete the purchase of a property on 06-December. The property has Artex ceilings throughout which I would like plastering. Please see annotated floor plan for sizing: Specific rooms include: Upstairs - x3 bedrooms and landing Downstairs - corridor, dining room and lounge

Plaster Chanel after electrical installation

The curtain pole came out of the wall and left a hole in the wall. Fixing the hole and putting the curtain pole back

I live in a flat in Mile End, east London. It was a new build when I bought it 8 years ago. I have removed some skirting boards in my bathroom where damp got through the sealant with the aim of replacing them. When I removed them I could see that some of the walls behind them had a level of deterioration due to the damp. In a few parts there is also a small gap between where the wall finishes and the floor title starts, although this isn’t the case on the far left wall that touches the window frame Also at the corner wall (far right) when I removed the tile the metal corner protecter was damaged and coming away. I am looking for the wall to be repaired before I apply new skirting boards. After I have fit skirting boards I have someone set to come round to apply sealant to this area and the rest of the house. I have attached pictures to show the wall and I’m guessing that the work that will need to be done before I can apply skirting boards would be: -The metal corner protect will need to be pulled out and replaced? I can’t say for sure how high this goes but I think it is only mid height of the room, it is also fine and not exposed / damaged from where you can see at the top of the picture onwards. -Replaster the corner and the lower area from just above where the skirting board started through to the floor level. Would be great to get your thoughts and / or if you think anything else needs doing. Also I have someone ready to cut and apply the skirting boards but if this is a service you could also do as part of the same job do let me know? No worries if not though as it’s mainly the wall condition I am trying to sort. I am looking to get this work done as soon as possible within the next week or so Thanks, Olly

Mirror needs hanging on plaster wall, ideally have the fitting and power drill

I am looking to repair and repaint a section of my living room ceiling that has water damage. The water damage has left visible stains, and I need someone to assess the affected area to ensure there is no further underlying damage (e.g., mold, dampness) and confirm that the source of the water damage has been addressed. Clean and treat the water-stained area to ensure it is ready for painting. Apply any necessary primer or stain-blocking treatment to prevent the stain from showing through the new paint. Repaint the affected ceiling area to match the existing paint colour. If needed, I can provide the paint.

Hello (reposting this task as I now have a starting date), we recently replaced our carpet with wooden flooring and we had to replace the skirt-boards too. The house (hallways + stairs + landing + living room + bedroom + office and their ceilings) now needs to be repainted (and some areas of the walls need fixing the missing plaster/ drywall). The walls won’t need a primer but just 2 coats of paint. The furniture needs to be moved (in the center of the rooms or from one room to another). The skirting boards + stairs/handrails and some of the doors (3-4) needs to be painted too. The rooms are this size: - hallways + stairs + landing: 16 sq mt - living room: 21 sq mt - bedroom: 11 sq mt - office: 7 sq mt Thank you

Our Garden Shed’s ceiling - one plater board has fallen down and another one is at the verge of falling down! I have fixed the leakage now I want someone to come over and fix the plaster board properly!

We would like to mount a 6'x4' whiteboard to this wall that has this stuff on the wall as pictured. To mount the whiteboard we require the TV mounting plate to be removed. Also the power sockets will need to be removed as they will prevent the whiteboard from sitting flush with the wall. The wall is an internal plasterboard wall in an office setting.

Got rid of some of the pain on the panel but realised it was damaged and had way to many layer to take off. Tried to put some filler but it’s super uneven. Want to just make it even and look ok.

My bathroom ceiling is cracked. It needs to be re plastered and painted.

A wall has been immaculately plastered and the section of the wall needs a little sanding and painting to blend in with the rest of the hall way wall.

Plastering a ceiling and fill in cracks

Main Job Brief - Remove existing plywood boards that have been affixed and plastered over a window recess to cover a blind - Drill new holes to fit blinds one cm back - Install GRP/fibreglass cover (supplied by me) instead - drilling and screwing/bolting into window recess - Plaster over the covers to uniform finish and level with wall - Paint whole wall of bay windows - Paint a second wall Problem: - I previously installed plywood boards inside the front of window recesses which contained roller blinds, the blinds were affixed with a number of steel L brackets. (Photo 1, 2) - The longest section (around 260cm) has warped, cracking the plaster. (Photo 3, 4) - The board now pushes against the blind Solution: - Install a fibreglass/GRP profile instead of the plywood. The profile will be L-shaped so can be screwed into the top of the window recess without using brackets - It must be securely fastened across multiple points, and plastered over with a good plaster/wood filler to prevent cracking - The ends may be fastened with L-shaped brackets to the side wall if required - The profile should be sanded/prepared and painted to a uniform finish along with the rest of the wall - The blind should also be moved back around 1cm, to further minimise the chance it brushes against the GRP cover - There is only 9.5cm of space from the window to the end of the recess so space is tight Second Task - I'd like to run thin cables through the 2 wall corner sections connecting between the bay windows to power/charge the motorised blinds - This should be done without cracking the 2 shorter plywood blind covers that are in fairly good shape - It could be done by carefully running a channel and covering over or perhaps by drilling from both sides of each corner through the brick Third Task A second wall should be repainted in the same colour as the other wall. It's already well painted except for a few very small patches that have been incorrectly touched up with paint