
Damp Repair and Floor Renovation
A serious damp and mould problem traced to a hidden leak, fixed at the source, then finished with a new heated, tiled floor.
Read the full projectPlastering, wall preparation, repairs and professional wall and floor tiling across Exeter and Devon.
Plastering and tiling are the two trades where the finish is completely determined by what is underneath. A wall that is not flat will show through the paint. A floor that is not level will crack the tiles.
We do both, and we do the preparation that makes both work, whether it is one wall, one room, or a whole property.
We work across Exeter, Devon and the surrounding area.

Every project is different, but a typical job with us covers:
Most companies won’t publish this. We will, because it saves everybody’s time.
| Type of work | Price | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Plastering, smaller jobs | Around £300 + VAT per day | 1 day upwards |
| Full re-plaster or re-skim of a 2-bedroom property | £4,000–£6,000 + VAT | Depends on condition |
| Tiling, and tiled floors with underfloor heating | Quoted after a visit | Varies |
A rough shape of the work, so you know what to expect and when.
Existing surfaces assessed, loose material removed, substrate corrected and levelled.
Plastering or tiling carried out, with proper drying and setting time allowed between stages.
Grouting, sealing, making good and a full clean-down.
Every trade, handled
A job like this usually involves several different trades. We organise all of them, in the right order, so you are not the one making the phone calls.

A serious damp and mould problem traced to a hidden leak, fixed at the source, then finished with a new heated, tiled floor.
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An existing bathroom in Topsham, completely redesigned and rebuilt as a modern walk-in shower room.
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A cramped, dated bathroom redesigned for better use of space, then fully renovated from strip-out to final coat.
Read the full projectUsually between three days and a week depending on thickness, ventilation and the time of year. Painting too early traps moisture and the finish suffers, so we will tell you when it is genuinely ready.
Sometimes, but it is rarely the right answer. If the existing tiles are sound and flat it can work; more often removing them and correcting the surface underneath gives a better and longer-lasting result.
Yes, beneath tiled floors, including the substrate preparation and levelling that makes it work properly.
Yes. Not every job needs to be a whole room.
Tell us what you'd like to change and we'll help you understand the options, the likely costs and the next steps. No obligation, no pressure.