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Victorian terrace frontage, London

Streatham

Plasterers in Streatham

Long Victorian and Edwardian streets, family houses and conversions.

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

What the streets hold

Streatham runs from substantial Victorian villas near the common through long Edwardian terraces to interwar semis further out. A broad mix, and a broad mix of jobs with it.

The larger houses are often divided; the interwar stock is usually still in single family use and brings whole house work rather than single rooms.

Victorian terrace frontage, London

Interwar houses and their render

A lot of the 1930s stock here was built with a rendered or pebbledashed front. Where that has cracked, water has usually been getting in behind it for some time before anyone notices inside.

That decides the order of work: the outside is sorted and the wall allowed to dry before anything is done to the plaster inside it.

Converted flat reception room, London

Lambeth rules and getting in

Parking is controlled across most of the area and the streets near the common and the station fill early.

Most of these houses have side access, which makes materials and waste easier than in a tight terrace. Where there is none the route runs through the house and stays sheeted.

Victorian terrace frontage, London

Plastering in Streatham

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Get in touch

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.