Re-plasterboard Ceilings
Replace boards on the existing line when you do not need to drop the ceiling.
Reboard ceilings
Glasgow and Central Scotland
A new ceiling line to hide pipework, cabling or a soffit that is past saving. Dropped only as far as the room can spare, then skimmed flat.
A lowered ceiling is a decision about height. We measure door heads, windows and existing cornice before anyone cuts a batten, so the room does not feel like a corridor afterwards.
It is the clean answer when services have been run on the soffit, or when the old ceiling would cost more to repair than to hide. Bulkheads over kitchens and bathrooms are the same idea on a smaller scale.
This is not a grid of stained tiles. It is plasterboard, set out, taped and skimmed so it reads as a proper ceiling.

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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.
Only as much as the services or the old soffit force us to. We measure the room with you before quoting so the drop is a number, not a surprise.
No. Reboarding keeps the original ceiling line. A lowered ceiling is a new plane underneath, used when you need the void or the old soffit is not worth saving.
Yes. A bulkhead over a run of pipes or an extractor is often enough, and it keeps the rest of the room at full height.
Usually. We leave a clean junction at the walls. If you want cornice on the new line, that is a separate item on the quote.
Downlights and roses need thinking about before the boards go up. We set openings, but the electrician still owns the wiring.
Replace boards on the existing line when you do not need to drop the ceiling.
Reboard ceilingsRepair and skim the current ceiling if it is still sound.
Ceiling plasteringMatching wall boards if the room is being lined at the same time.
PlasterboardA lowered board is sometimes the cleanest way past old texture.
Artex removalNew cornice on the lowered line once the skim is dry.
CornicingWall linings that meet the new ceiling without a step.
Dry liningBased 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
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Send a photo of the room and the services you need to hide. You get a free written quote.