The 10 plasterers from Google's results for Norwich, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
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ELV Plastering carries out domestic, industrial, and commercial plasterwork throughout Norfolk. Operating from Norwich, the qualified contractors handle all aspects of internal wall finishing and plastering projects for properties across the county.
07480 064588 4 Aldryche Rd, Norwich NR1 4LE
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Fox Plasterers carries out internal and external plastering work for old and new builds across Norwich and Norfolk. The team serves both commercial and domestic clients on projects ranging from small repairs to complete property renovations.
07799 766807 Wilberforce Rd, Norwich NR5 8NE
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Plastering services for residential properties are supplied by ISB Plastering across Norwich and surrounding villages. The sole operator focuses on keeping work areas clean while completing domestic plastering tasks. Initial assessments and quotes are provided via photo submissions over messaging applications.
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R&R Plasterers delivers commercial and domestic plastering, rendering, dry lining, and Artex removal across Norfolk. Located in Norwich, the family-run firm handles small property repair jobs as well as large-scale developments.
07720 859250 Vane Cl, Norwich NR7 0US
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JB Plastering Ltd performs plasterboarding, coving, skim coating, flow screeding, and rendering for properties in Acle, Norwich, and Norfolk. The business works on new builds as well as complete renovation projects of all sizes.
07785 628748 Market Manor, Acle, Norwich NR13 3ET
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Norwich Plasterers delivers domestic plastering services to private householders located within 25 miles of Norwich. Run by a father and son team, the family business handles internal wall finishes and plaster repairs for local residential properties.
01603 472607 173 Bullard Rd, Norwich NR3 3RA
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Dean Martin & Sons Plastering Services provides dry lining, coving, rendering, and K-Rend application. Situated in Taverham near Norwich, the family business serves private residential owners, commercial clients, builders, landlords, housing associations, and local authorities.
07880 961378 Beech Lodge, Ringland Rd, Taverham, Norwich NR8 6HY
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Stevensons of Norwich manufactures, restores, and installs decorative plasterwork including cornices, ceiling roses, arches, panel mouldings, and fire surrounds. The company provides custom moulding designs, lath and lime plaster restoration, and plaster ceiling securing surveys across the globe.
01603 400824 Vulcan Road South, Norwich NR6 6AF
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S.C Plastering & Rendering supplies plasterboarding, drylining, coving, re-skimming over Artex, and approved K Rend application. Operating from Norwich, the firm carries out all aspects of internal plastering and external rendering across Norfolk and Suffolk.
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Point Plastering offers skimming, full room plastering, rendering, and dry lining throughout Norwich and Norfolk. The firm provides quotes for both internal wall finishes and protective external coatings on local properties.
01603 905295 120b Hall Rd, Norwich NR1 3HP
In Norwich, skim one room typically costs £290 – £580. Labour in Norfolk runs 4% below the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "plasterers norwich". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Norwich ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
Plasterer day rates by region, the price to skim or board a room, per m² rates, whole-house costs, Artex and coving, how long the work takes and what a quote should include.
Drying times for skim, bonding, backing and lime plaster, how to tell a wall is dry, how to speed it up without cracking it, and when to mist coat and paint.
Four to six weeks for full replastering, less for a skim over sound plaster. Painting too early traps moisture and the finish will flake. The first coat should be a watered-down mist coat, never a standard emulsion.