The 10 plasterers from Google's results for Southampton, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
on GoogleSouthampton
Top 2 Bottom Plastering delivers internal and external plastering services across Southampton, Fareham, and neighbouring areas. Their work includes drylining, rendering, K-rend, screeding, and coving for both residential and commercial properties.
on GooglePoole
Based in the local area, Oakvalley Plastering provides internal plastering services across Southampton, Dorset, and Hampshire. Work ranges from individual walls and ceilings to patching and plaster blending.
07925 531185 Blandford Rd, Poole BH16 5EG
on GoogleSouthampton
Eastleigh-based L West Plastering Ltd delivers internal and external plastering solutions across Hampshire. Services cover plasterboarding, drylining, float and set, liquid screed, lime plastering, and rendering for residential and commercial sites.
on GoogleSouthampton, Eastleigh
Operating across Southampton and Hampshire, BMC Plastering delivers internal and external plastering solutions for residential and commercial developments. Works cover floor screeding, wet plastering, partition walls, and drylining for builders, contractors, and home owners.
023 8000 2742 Forest Front, Hythe, Southampton, Eastleigh SO45 3RJ
on GoogleTotton, Southampton
Noble Plastering operates from Totton, delivering floor screeding, rendering, and plastering across Southampton and the New Forest. The business handles domestic refurbishments alongside large-scale commercial and new-build housing projects.
07721 774459 15 Eyre Cl, Totton, Southampton SO40 8TN
on GoogleTotton, Southampton
RMH Plastering serves residential and commercial clients across Southampton, the New Forest, and the wider Hampshire area. Services cover internal skimming, drylining, lime plastering, external rendering, and full interior painting and decorating.
07883 611633 30 Hawkers Cl, Totton, Southampton SO40 3GG
on GoogleHedge End, Southampton
Rees Plastering supplies internal and external plastering for commercial and domestic sites across Southampton and Hampshire. Works include skimming, coving, artexing, screeding, drylining, rendering, and constructing partition walls for renovations and new builds.
01489 332025 30 Coniston Gardens, Hedge End, Southampton SO30 0LP
on GoogleTotton, Southampton
JM Plastering covers all aspects of internal and external plastering work for clients in Southampton and the surrounding areas. Services include plastering finishes and rendering for property renovations and repairs.
07505 403822 67 Rushington Ln, Totton, Southampton SO40 9AG
on GoogleSouthampton
GJ Lovell Plastering Ltd carries out rendering, plastering, and decorative finishes for domestic and commercial properties across Southampton, Eastleigh, and Winchester. The business manages exterior wall upgrades alongside complete interior renovations.
07718 316961 511 Romsey Rd, Southampton SO16 9GQ
Southampton
Crowley Plastering handles internal and external plastering maintenance across Southampton. The team undertakes domestic, commercial, and industrial work ranging from interior wall plastering to exterior rendering.
In Southampton, skim one room typically costs £320 – £630. Labour in Hampshire runs 5% above 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 southampton". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Southampton 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.