The 10 plasterers from Google's results for Swansea, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
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on GoogleWaunarlwydd, Swansea
Lnd Plastering undertakes internal plastering and external rendering across Waunarlwydd and the South Wales region. Its services encompass wall skimming, Artex coverage, coving, dry-lining, plasterboarding, and pebbledashing.
07800 985492 82 Brithwen Rd, Waunarlwydd, Swansea SA5 4QT
on GoogleLlangennith, Swansea
Gower Plastering provides residential, commercial, and restoration plastering services across the Swansea area. Located in Llangennith, the business undertakes internal and external work for local properties, offering complimentary estimates on request.
07584 045147 Longmeadow, Llangennith, Swansea SA3 1HS
on GoogleKillay, Swansea
Kevans Plastering undertakes skimming, pebble dashing, and general plastering work in Killay and across South Wales. Based in Swansea, the team covers surrounding regions including Neath, Port Talbot, and Llanelli without using subcontractors.
07563 750228 114 Dunvant Rd, Killay, Swansea SA2 7NW
on GoogleSwansea
Tyron Evans Plastering Services offers plastering and rendering for properties throughout Swansea. The business undertakes a range of internal wall finishing and external rendering work for clients across the local area.
on GoogleNewport
Hawk Contractors handles internal plastering, plasterboarding, and external rendering for domestic and commercial buildings. Work includes re-skimming walls and ceilings, patch repairs, dot and dab dry lining, and applying external systems like K-rend, Weber, and sand and cement mortar.
07956 188232 32 Arthur St, Newport NP20 2LE
on GoogleGorseinon, Swansea
Operating out of Gorseinon, Adonaldson Plastering supplies interior and exterior work across Swansea, Llanelli, Neath, and Port Talbot. Services cover plastering, drylining, pebble dashing, rendering, floor screeding, and plasterboard installation.
01792 229446 157 West St, Gorseinon, Swansea SA4 4AG
on GoogleSwansea
BS Plastering Construction provides plastering and rendering services to clients in Swansea and across South Wales. The firm undertakes both internal wall finishing and external wall rendering projects for local property owners.
on GoogleSwansea
JB Plastering Swansea carries out damp proofing, tanking, and general plastering throughout Swansea and South Wales. Treatments include damp proof course injection, anti-sulphur wall applications, and waterproof sand and cement rendering to address rising and penetrating damp.
on GoogleHafod, Swansea
Rees Bros Swansea Ltd specialises in damp proofing and moisture control for residential and commercial properties in Hafod and Swansea. The company addresses rising damp, condensation, mould, woodworm, and wet or dry rot, providing initial site inspections.
01792 202497 Unit 2, 4A Cwm Rd, Hafod, Swansea SA1 2AY
Swansea
1 Stclass Plastering carries out residential and commercial plastering projects across Swansea and the wider South Wales region. Work includes internal plastering and wall finishing for domestic homes and business premises.
In Swansea, skim one room typically costs £270 – £550. Labour in Swansea runs 9% 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 swansea". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Swansea 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.