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Victorian terrace frontage, London

Bayswater

Plasterers in Bayswater

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

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

Terrace, squares and conversion

Bayswater is mid nineteenth century stucco terrace around squares, built large and almost entirely converted into flats and hotels since. Tall lower floors, solid walls and original ceilings where they have survived.

Because so much of it is divided, the work is usually one flat within a much larger building, and the junctions left by conversion are most of the job.

Victorian terrace frontage, London

What conversion leaves

New partitions meeting old walls, cornice that stops abruptly at a stud, and ceilings patched where services were run through. The plasterwork records every alteration the building has had.

Getting a patched ceiling to read as one surface, and a new partition to die into an old wall without a visible line, is where the time goes.

Converted flat reception room, London

Westminster, and the practical side

Westminster controls the kerb tightly and the area sits inside the congestion charge zone, so materials arrive in planned drops and waste is taken away rather than left.

Most buildings here have agreed working hours and a managing agent who expects notice. The programme gets built around those rather than the other way round.

Victorian terrace frontage, London

Plastering in Bayswater

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Tell Frank what the walls are doing and he will come and look at them. The visit is free and the price comes after it, in writing.

Goes straight to Frank. Nothing is priced off a photograph, so the next step is a look at the job.