Plaster Renovation in Tuncurry
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Tuncurry Plaster Renovation
Renovating your home or workspace is an exciting chance to create a brand new space for relaxation or productivity. But if the plasterwork is rushed, uneven or just doesn’t match the quality of the rest of the job, it can throw off the entire finish. That’s why, in Forster-Tuncurry and surrounding areas, Clean Line Plastering offers high-quality plastering tailored to renovation projects of all sizes. We help transform tired rooms, modernise older homes or polish off newly reconfigured spaces with stylish and durable results.
Whether you're refreshing a single room or remodelling an entire house, we work in step with other trades to deliver smooth, clean lines ready for painting, tiling or final detailing. From straightening walls to reshaping ceilings, we handle it all with care and precision.
Big or small, we bring a high-end finish to every renovation without patch jobs or shortcuts. To book your renovation quote, call
0423 877 177 today.
Bringing New Life to Old Spaces
Renovation plastering takes a different kind of skill. It often means matching old materials to new, working around tricky corners and repairing years of wear without leaving a trace. Whether it’s a kitchen renovation, bathroom upgrade, open-plan conversion or a full interior makeover, the plastering has to work with the space as it evolves. That might include suspended ceilings, ornate cornices, framing, or transitioning between old solid walls and new gyprock.
We make sure everything is flush, paint-ready and aligned with the flow of the space. With the right approach, renovation plastering can elevate the final look — not just hide the old behind the new. If your renovation needs plastering that’s done properly from the inside out, a call to us is exactly the place to start.
Solid Wall Construction
Good walls start with a solid structure. Whether you're adding new rooms or removing old features, we construct solid walls that provide the support and alignment needed for a polished and professional finish. These sturdily built walls resist movement and wear, ideal for long-lasting results in busy homes or high-use areas.
Kitchen Plastering
Kitchen renovations require the utmost precision, especially around cabinetry, splashbacks and lighting. We deliver smooth, square finishes ideal for painting, tiling and fitting. Whether you're completely redesigning the space or just adding a few new features, our kitchen plastering work ensures the heart of your home is ready to shine with clean and level surfaces.
Bathroom Plastering
Bathrooms need moisture-resistant, professionally finished surfaces that will hold up over time. We plaster bathroom walls and ceilings with clean lines and proper sealing, preparing the space for tiling, painting or fittings. A clean bathroom renovation starts with a reliable substrate, and our team ensures it’s done right from the base up.
New Builds
Starting from scratch? We work with new builds to deliver clean, precise plastering from framing to finish. Whether it’s a full home, extension or granny flat, we tailor our approach to your layout and timeline, coordinating with other trades to keep your build moving and your interior walls looking flawless.
Suspended Ceilings
Solid wall construction is a reliable choice for spaces needing extra strength and durability. Whether you’re creating new rooms or replacing old structures, we build internal walls that are straight, soundproof and ready for finishing. A proper foundation is essential for quality plastering, and solid walls give your renovation the edge it needs.
Ornate Cornice
Adding or restoring ornate cornices can bring a real sense of character to any renovation. Whether you’re after a classic style or something more contemporary, we install and repair cornices with precise detail and clean joins, creating beautiful decorative transitions between ceilings and walls that lift the look of your entire space.
Framing
Planning a renovation? Start with solid framing. We build new wall and ceiling frames that are straight, square and suited to your layout, giving your plastering the structure it needs to look great and last longer. It's the behind-the-scenes work that keeps everything looking clean and professional, just the way it should.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to remove old plaster before renovating?
It depends on the condition of the existing surface. If the old plaster is sound — meaning it's not cracked, loose or water-damaged — it can often be skim-coated or patched to create a fresh surface. However, if it’s crumbling, separating from the wall or showing signs of structural movement, removal is the better option. In some cases, stripping back to the framing and starting with fresh plasterboard allows for better finishes and fewer long-term issues, especially in older homes or during major renovations.
Can new plaster be matched to old walls?
Yes — skilled plasterers can match textures, thickness and finishes between old and new areas. This is especially important in renovation work where partial sections are being replaced. With the right tools and materials, a professional can blend the new plaster so it aligns perfectly with existing surfaces. This includes matching ornate cornices, decorative features or unique textures. For best results, consistent lighting and paint finishing also help make the final surface look uniform.
How long should plaster dry before painting during a renovation?
Fresh plaster needs to dry completely before applying any paint. This typically takes 3 to 7 days depending on the room size, humidity and air flow. Cooler weather or poor ventilation can slow drying time. You’ll know it’s ready when the entire surface turns a consistent pale colour — any darker patches indicate residual moisture. Applying paint too early can trap moisture, causing peeling or blistering. Using a breathable undercoat is also recommended for the first layer to help with curing.
