Plaster Repair
Old plaster deserves plaster, not a drywall shortcut
Peninsula homes move, and their plaster shows it. We rebuild in coats over sound lath and keep the wall's original profile instead of flattening its character.
What's included
No line items you did not ask for, and nothing skipped because it does not show.
Lath assessed first
If the keys behind the lath have broken off, filling the face fixes nothing. We check what is actually holding the wall.
Rebuilt in coats
Base and finish coats applied and allowed to set properly, so the repair moves with the wall around it.
Original profile kept
Picture rails, curved corners and slightly wavy old walls are preserved rather than sanded into something that looks new and wrong.
Honest about hybrid repairs
Sometimes a board-and-skim repair is the better answer. We tell you when, and why.
Damage we handle here
If yours is not on this list, send a photo anyway. It is almost certainly something we see weekly.
- Plaster pulling away from lath
- Long structural cracks in century homes
- Bulging or drummy sections
- Crumbling around old chimney breasts
- Damage after knob-and-tube or plumbing work
- Ceiling medallions and coved corners
This work, before and after
What it costs
Plaster takes longer than drywall because the coats have to set. Expect a broader quote range and, on larger areas, a second visit for the finish coat.
No financing fee, markup or gross-up is built into a displayed price. What you see is the cash price, plus HST.
What size is the damage?
Pick the closest match. You can add more areas in a moment — nothing here is locked in.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 1-855-EZ-PATCH — a real person answers, any hour.
Plaster Repair questions
Send a photo. Get a number. Get it fixed.
The calculator gives you an honest range in about a minute, and a real person is on the phone any hour of the day.