Wall chases
Loose debris is removed and the chase is prepared before suitable backing and finishing materials are applied. Deep chases may need staged filling.
Plastering Service London · Specialist services
After an electrician has chased walls for new cables and sockets, the next stage is careful making-good, patch repairs and, where needed, full wall skimming for an even decorative finish.
A rewire often leaves narrow wall chases, socket cut-outs and ceiling openings. The right repair depends on the depth, width and background—not simply the number of visible lines.
Loose debris is removed and the chase is prepared before suitable backing and finishing materials are applied. Deep chases may need staged filling.
Edges around boxes need careful making good so faceplates sit neatly once the work is complete.
Cable routes and access holes may need board patches, reinforcement or a larger area of finishing to avoid a visible patchwork result.
Electrical installation, inspection and safe termination of wiring remain the electrician’s responsibility. Plastering should not cover work that still needs inspection or testing.
Check that cables and boxes are correctly installed, secured and ready for making good before the plasterer starts.
Provide a marked-up plan or clear instructions for cable routes. Do not assume hidden wiring locations from a photograph.
A local chase repair may remain visible in certain lighting. Where uniform decoration matters, consider skimming the whole affected wall.
A useful enquiry includes room photos, the number and length of chases, ceiling openings and whether walls will be fully redecorated.
Suitable where the existing surface is otherwise sound and a local repair is acceptable.
Often considered when many chases cross one wall or an even finish is a priority.
Repairs need adequate drying before painting. Electrical fittings should be refitted or worked on only by a competent person as appropriate.
Send photos of the electrical chases and confirm whether first-fix electrical work is complete. We can discuss making good and skimming requirements.
Rewiring repair quoteOnly after the electrical installation is complete and the electrician confirms the area is ready for making-good.
Good preparation and finishing help, but a full-wall skim may be preferable where many patches would otherwise show.
Yes, within the agreed scope and with electrical safety arrangements in place.
Painting is separate unless expressly included in the quote.
Tell us which rooms or surfaces need work, and send photographs where possible. We can discuss the suitable preparation and provide a quotation for the agreed scope.
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