A repair that belongs in the room.
The damaged area is prepared before new material is applied and finished into the surrounding surface. We explain what can realistically be achieved before work begins.
Small repairs welcome
Plaster repairs & patching across the Isle of Wight.
Not every job needs a full room replastered. We carry out neat, carefully prepared repairs for damaged walls and ceilings—and smaller jobs are welcome.
What to expect
Repair what needs repairing.
We can assess cracks, blown or damaged areas, service chases, holes left by removed fittings and plaster affected after a leak. Where moisture has been involved, its source should be resolved before the plaster is repaired.
- Cracks and localised damage
- Loose or blown areas
- Service chases
- Holes from removed fittings
- Suitable post-leak repairs
- Walls and ceilings
The Budge Bros approach
Properly planned.
Properly finished.
Small jobs are welcome.
A single damaged patch can be just as frustrating as a larger renovation. Contact Leigh with a brief description and he will arrange a visit when the repair needs closer inspection.
Clear scope before we start.
We assess the surface, agree the repair area and explain the preparation required so you know what is included in the quote.
Good to know
Common questions.
For advice about your particular job, contact Leigh directly by phone or email.
What kinds of plaster damage can you repair?+
Enquiries include cracks, loose or blown areas, holes, service chases, removed fittings and localised wall or ceiling damage.
Can you repair plaster after a leak?+
Yes, once the source of the moisture has been found and resolved and the area is ready for repair.
Do you take on small patching jobs?+
Yes. Small repairs are welcome alongside larger domestic and commercial work.
Will you need to see the damage before quoting?+
Leigh can discuss the basics by phone or email. He will arrange a visit if the condition of the surface needs to be assessed in person.
Contact Leigh
Got a damaged wall or ceiling?
Contact Leigh by phone or email to describe the damage and arrange a visit where needed.