Understand the project
We start with the property, rooms or elevations involved, photographs, access and the finish you want.
Professional plastering for London homes, flats and renovation projects — from local repairs and room skimming to replastering, ceilings and external rendering.

Searching for a plastering company in London often starts with a simple goal: get the walls or ceilings smooth and ready for the next stage. The important part is deciding what the existing surface actually needs before work begins.
We look at the condition of the background, the damaged areas, the finish you want and the practical details of the property. That helps separate a straightforward skim from a repair-led job or a wider replastering project.
This page is the main overview of our London plastering company. For technical detail, pricing or a specific service, use the specialist pages linked below.
Choose the service closest to your project. If you are unsure, send photographs and describe what you are trying to achieve rather than guessing the specification.
A fresh finish over a suitable, stable background where wider removal is not required.
Skimming in London → 02Cracks, holes, chases, damaged corners, local failures and making good after other trades.
Plaster repairs → 03For walls where existing plaster is too loose, hollow or extensively damaged to treat as a simple skim.
Replastering London → 04Ceiling skimming, repair and renewal where the existing ceiling condition has first been assessed.
Ceiling plastering → 05Render work planned around the existing substrate, exposure, access and intended finish.
Rendering services → 06System-specific exterior options for suitable projects where a coloured render finish is being considered.
K Rend services →
A company page is more useful when you can connect the claims to actual work. Our project gallery shows completed plastering and rendering across different rooms, backgrounds and property types.
When you compare plastering companies, look beyond the final smooth photograph. The condition before work, preparation, edges, openings and the extent of the repair all affect what was actually involved.
The final surface is only one part of the job. A useful quotation should make the preparation and extent of work understandable before you book.
We start with the property, rooms or elevations involved, photographs, access and the finish you want.
Loose material, cracks, previous repairs, moisture-related concerns and surface condition can change the specification.
Walls, ceilings, repairs, reveals and other details should be identified so both sides understand what is included.
The agreed preparation is completed before the appropriate plastering or rendering work is carried out.
One of the most important decisions is whether the existing plaster is sound enough to retain. A tired-looking wall may only need preparation and skimming, while a wall that looks reasonable can still contain hollow or unstable areas.
That is why our skim or replaster guide separates cosmetic surface problems from signs that deserve a wider assessment.
Damage is local and the surrounding plaster remains suitable to keep.
The background is generally sound and the main requirement is a new smooth finish.
Failure is wider, the plaster is unstable, or the background needs more substantial preparation.
London properties vary considerably. Period houses, converted flats, modern apartments and renovated rooms can present different backgrounds, access arrangements and previous repairs.
For flats and managed buildings, tell us about stairs or lifts, parking, shared areas and working-hour restrictions. For renovation projects, tell us which other trades are still working and which rooms are actually ready.
Discuss your London property →A low headline price is not useful if one quotation includes preparation, repairs and protection while another assumes clean, ready surfaces. Room size matters, but it is not the whole price.
Existing plaster, cracks, loose areas and previous coatings can alter the preparation required.
Ceilings, reveals, corners, stairwells and awkward access can change the labour even where floor area is modest.
Parking, occupied rooms, floor level, protection and coordination with other trades can affect the job.
Good information makes the first conversation more useful and reduces assumptions about the scope.
Our core work includes skimming, plaster repairs, replastering, ceiling plastering and external rendering. The appropriate service depends on the existing surface and the finish required.
Send your postcode, photographs and a clear description of the areas involved. If the condition or scope cannot be established from photographs, further assessment may be needed before the work is agreed.
Yes. They can form part of the same project, but walls and ceilings should be identified separately so the quotation clearly states what is included.
No. Local damage can sometimes be repaired and sound walls may be suitable for skimming. Loose, hollow or extensively failed plaster can require a wider approach.
Yes. We also undertake rendering projects. Exterior work needs its own assessment because substrate condition, exposure, access and the chosen render system matter.
Send your postcode, photographs and a short description of the work. We can start by establishing whether the project is primarily repair, skimming, replastering, ceiling work or rendering.