Plaster over lath creates a harder, more durable finish than drywall—it’s also better for sound dampening and holds up better in high-traffic commercial spaces. If your building has original lath and plaster, we can repair and match it rather than ripping it out. Old buildings sometimes have settling or movement that plaster handles better than drywall tape and mud

Absolutely. Depends on the damage, but most cracking, small holes, and water damage can be patched. If you’ve got big sections that need work, we assess it in person. Sometimes a full skim coat makes sense; sometimes targeted repairs do the job.

Yep. We finish out new commercial builds to spec, and we restore original plaster in older homes. Both require different skills, and we’ve got both covered.

Timeline depends on scope. A patch or two? Maybe a day or two. A full commercial space or residential skim coat? We’ll give you a realistic estimate upfront. Weather and drying time factor in too, so we plan accordingly.

Because plastering is a craft. General contractors often subcontract the plaster work anyway. Hiring us directly means you get the actual specialists doing the work, not a middleman. You also get realistic pricing and honest timelines.

Yes. We can do smooth troweled finishes, textured finishes, or match existing textures. We’ll walk you through the options based on your project and aesthetic.