Ceiling Plastering
The ceiling has to sit true before cornice looks right.
Ceiling plastering
Glasgow and Central Scotland
Ornamental plaster restored, modern coving fitted, and damaged runs made good so the ceiling line reads as architecture again, not a repair.
Cornice is where a room shows its age. Missing lengths, cracked mitres and roses that have been painted into a lump all catch the eye before the walls do.
We restore existing ornamental plaster where it can be saved, and fit new runs where it cannot. Matching a profile is a site job, not an order from a catalogue blindly. We look at the remaining cornice first.
Coving on a new ceiling is simpler, but it still has to sit true. A dipped board line will show in every mitre. That is why cornice work often follows the plastering, not the other way round.

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Call, WhatsApp, email or use the contact form. Include a photo of the work if you can.
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We talk through the condition of the walls or ceiling and recommend the right finish before work is undertaken.
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Reliable, clean plastering carried out to a professional high standard, with no job too big or small.
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From preparation through to the final finish, the room or elevation is left ready for the next trade.
All work photos have been done by Steven Hutchison.








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Send a few details and, if you can, a photo of the work. That is the fastest way to get an accurate written quote, usually within 24 hours.
If enough of the profile survives we can repair and run in. If it is gone, we look at the closest stock profile or discuss a restoration approach. A photo of the remaining run is the starting point.
Yes. Roses are supplied and fitted as part of cornice work, or on their own if the rest of the ceiling is sound.
Coving is usually a simpler, modern profile. Cornice is the ornamental run you see in older rooms. We do both. The quote will name which.
Often yes if it is still keyed. If the ceiling boards are coming down, the cornice usually has to come with them. We price that honestly.
The aim is that it does not. New sections are blended into the existing run so the painter is not cutting around a lump of filler.
The ceiling has to sit true before cornice looks right.
Ceiling plasteringNew boards, then cornice reinstated on a sound soffit.
Reboard ceilingsWalls and ceilings plastered before the cornice goes back.
PlasteringMaking good around damaged runs and roses.
Plaster repairFlat ceilings first, then cornice if the texture is being covered.
Artex removalNew cornice on a dropped ceiling line once the boards are skimmed.
Lowered ceilingsBased in Anniesland, we work throughout Glasgow and Central Scotland, around a 20 mile radius of G13 1DG, and further afield within reasonable travelling distance.
53, 21 Linden Street, Glasgow, G13 1DG
Do not see your area listed? Get in touch and we will tell you if we can cover it.
Send a photo of the run or the rose. You get a free fixed written quote, no obligation.