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L. Plastering Ltd. is a family-run plastering company based in Hampshire, boasting over 35 years of experience in the industry. They specialise in high-end new builds and the renovation of listed buildings, demonstrating a deep understanding of traditional methods and materials.
The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including modern plastering, sand & cement rendering, and monocouche coloured rendering. They also excel in traditional lime plastering and rendering, including work on wooden lath for listed building renovations. Their expertise extends to drylining, metal partitioning, insulation, MF ceilings, and floor screeding, along with underfloor insulation. L.
Plastering Ltd. works primarily with main building contractors, providing expert plastering services. They are committed to health and safety, with all team members CITB registered and holding CSCS cards. The company prides itself on quality workmanship, efficient project completion, and meeting the high standards required by top-end building contractors and architects.
They are also dedicated to training young talent in traditional plastering methods.
main building contractors, architects.
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R.L. Plastering Ltd. is a family-run plastering company in Hampshire with over 35 years of experience, specialising in high-end new builds and listed building renovations. Their listed services include Plastering, Drylining, Insulation and Flooring.
R.L. Plastering Ltd is registered at FAREHAM, PO16 9UN, in South East.
R.L. Plastering Ltd states that it works across Hampshire, Sussex, Surrey, Berkshire, Dorset and Wiltshire.
Companies House lists R.L. Plastering Ltd as active.
R.L. Plastering Ltd displays CITB and CSCS on its website.
R.L. Plastering Ltd works in Residential and Commercial.
R.L. Plastering Ltd was incorporated on 2002-10-09.
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