Plasterers & Renderers

Featuring the best plasterers and renderers in New Zealand

Experts in plastering and rendering have years of experience in construction. They understand that layering plaster is an art form, not just covering a surface. They are vastly familiar with the different types of plaster available, such as Venetian plaster, and can advise you which suits the various projects best.

They have an extensive portfolio, are fully licensed, and focus on your needs. At ArchiPro, these are the qualities you can expect because we only work with reputable plasterers and renderers in New Zealand among a broad range of building and construction professionals with specialisations in every project and design type.

Types of services that a plasterer and renderer provides

There are many types of services that residential and commercial plasterers and renderers can provide you in New Zealand. Let's look at a few:

Skimming and drylining

Skimming or skim coat plaster includes applying a thin coat like veneer plaster to walls to provide a smooth surface for painting. Dry lining is a type of cladding used to prepare internal walls and occasionally ceilings for painting or covering.

Plaster boarding

A plasterboard is a gypsum (calcium sulphate dihydrate) panel that is normally between facers and backers. It is utilised in the construction of interior ceilings and walls.

Plastering repairs

Raking out and refilling cracks, inspecting bulges, reattaching loose plaster, restoring drooping or cracked ceilings, and resolving structural concerns to joists are all part of plaster repairs.

Monocouche rendering

Monocouche renders are ornamental finishes placed on the outside of constructions to give an aesthetic look and weather protection.

External wall insulation

External wall insulation systems are for thermal insulation, protection, and decoration. It's exterior cladding where there is no cavity to insulate.

Sand and cement rendering

Cement plaster rendering is mixing sand, cement (optionally limestone render), and water to brick, stone, or concrete exterior walls and is often painted, textured, or coloured after application.

Acrylic and silicone render

Acrylic and silicone render offer a barrier with breathability and anti-crack properties and provide texture and colour to external walls from a decorative and sustainable aspect.

The advantages of hiring skilled plasterers and renderers

Skilled plasterers and renderers are meticulous and offer you more design variety. They know how to correct mistakes properly. Unqualified contractors may endanger themselves and your property, whereas experts understand the hazards and how to reduce them.

You can count on tidy and exact craftsmanship when choosing a skilled professional. Experts ensure they're using the proper mixes and avoiding lumps, plaster that is too thin, and cracks or plaster that falls off later. They exclusively use high-grade materials from trusted building material suppliers, so their work is long-lasting, and they do tasks quickly without sacrificing quality.

How to choose the best plasterers and renderers for your project

Many residential plasterers in New Zealand can talk the talk but not walk the walk. Before selecting any plaster repair specialist, you must vet your prospective contractors. Working with a seasoned plaster specialist will likely be indicated by years of experience and a solid apprenticeship.

You should also evaluate the talents of individuals assisting the master plasterer by looking through their experience. Ensure their skill level is appropriate for the sort of plastering and rendering you need doing. When you are happy with your list of candidates, set a meeting with each to ask questions and discuss your project. Some of the questions to ask include:

• What types of plaster have you worked with in the past, and which do you recommend for my project?
• Have you done something comparable to what I'm after?
• What New Zealand licensing and insurance do you have?
• How long have you been in the plastering and rendering trade?
• How much will the job cost, and are there any additional charges?