Eagle Plastering & Home Improvements

If you're looking for high quality workmanship and value for money service, you've come to the right place! At Eagle Plastering & Home Improvements, we are happy to work with your preferred tradesmen, or can bring our own "Tried, Tested, Trusted Team". Whichever you'd prefer! We have always worked extremely hard in order to establish a well-respected name and reputation. Much of our valued clientele comes from word of mouth as our many satisfied customers tell others. Please take a look around our web site.

Originally working with their father (Terry) on small building projects, and having learned plastering, Terry insisted they learn most other building skills. Thanks to Terry's foresight, Mark and Chris are able to offer their customers a whole range of building improvement and maintenance services. Dad was always great fun. But a hard task master, and a perfectionist to boot. We learned to do things properly the first time, and every time. With over fifty successful years experience plastering and building, it proves he taught us well.

Over the years our clients have continually searched to find a builder they could trust and rely upon to do what they promise, when they promise to do it, and for the price they promise to do it for. More and more they began to ask us to either take on the tasks ourselves, or to project manage their improvements. The more we did, the more we were asked to do. Until we felt we should expand from just Eagle Plastering to Eagle Plastering and Home Improvements. We also offer competitive pricing and Free Quotations.

These days Gypsum finish plaster is the defacto standard plaster for use on the majority of modern buildings, and is the plaster solution we are most often asked to provide. It can be applied to a wide range of backgrounds. It provides a smooth, inert, high quality surface to internal walls and ceilings, and a durable base for the application of decorative finishes. Traditional lime plastering should always be used on older properties, and the use of gypsum plasters should be avoided. These buildings were originally constructed using lime, and it is vastly preferable that lime plaster is used when repairing or refurbishing.