Central and South West London
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Victorian terrace frontage, London

Areas

Areas we cover

Plastering, skimming and rendering across central and south west London, on period terraces, flats and conversions where access is tight and neighbours are close.

Written price after a look at the job
Dust sheeted, swept and cleared down daily
One person on site, start to finish
Work planned around parking and access

36 areas, one page each. What changes between them is the building rather than the trade: a stucco terrace and a riverside flat want different things from the same plastering, and the practical side of boarding out a mansion flat is decided by the goods lift as much as by the room. The services page covers the work itself.

Chelsea

Stucco fronts, deep cornice, and almost nowhere to park a van.

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Kensington

Big rooms, high ceilings, and plasterwork that repays doing slowly.

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Fulham

Terraced streets, side return extensions, and a lot of making good after builders.

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Battersea

Victorian terraces on one side, new build apartments on the other.

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Clapham

Terraces round the common, most of them split into flats at some point.

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Wandsworth

Family houses, rear extensions, and plenty of making good afterwards.

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Hammersmith

Terraces, mansion flats and a lot of buildings in multiple occupation.

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Putney

Edwardian terraces up the hill, converted flats and newer blocks by the river.

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Pimlico

Stucco terraces and garden squares, most of them listed and most of them flats.

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Westminster

Mansion flats and period buildings, much of it commercial as well as residential.

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Balham

Victorian terrace either side of the high road, most of it split into flats.

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Tooting

Terraced streets off the high road, a lot of them in multiple occupation.

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Earlsfield

Terraces between the river and the common, and a lot of extension work.

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Southfields

The grid, mostly family houses, and plasterwork worth keeping.

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Barnes

Period property by the river, a lot of it listed or in a conservation area.

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Richmond

Georgian and Victorian property, conservation areas, and careful work.

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Twickenham

Edwardian and interwar streets, family houses and a lot of extensions.

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Chiswick

Bedford Park and the grids around it, with detail worth protecting.

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Acton

A mixed stock, plenty of conversions, and a lot of making good.

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Ealing

Large Victorian and Edwardian houses, many divided, and mansion blocks.

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Shepherd's Bush

Dense terrace and conversions, and buildings with a lot of people in them.

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Notting Hill

Stucco terraces and garden squares, most of it listed and most of it flats.

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Holland Park

Large stucco villas and mansion flats, with plasterwork that repays care.

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Bayswater

Stucco terraces north of the park, almost entirely divided into flats.

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Paddington

Period terrace, mansion flats and a lot of newer building near the basin.

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Marylebone

Georgian terrace and mansion blocks, much of it listed.

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Belgravia

White stucco terrace and garden squares, listed almost throughout.

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Knightsbridge

Mansion flats and stucco terrace, managed buildings and strict hours.

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Brixton

Victorian terrace and conversions, with a lot of made-good work.

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Streatham

Long Victorian and Edwardian streets, family houses and conversions.

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Dulwich

Georgian and Victorian property, conservation areas and careful repair.

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Camberwell

Georgian and Victorian terrace, a lot of it divided and a lot of it patched.

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Kennington

Georgian terrace and estates, much of it listed or conservation area.

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Vauxhall

New riverside blocks alongside older terrace, and two different trades.

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Nine Elms

Almost entirely new build, so almost entirely boarding and jointing.

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Stockwell

Victorian terrace, estates and a lot of conversion work.

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