Focused repairs rather than full re-skimming
Suitable jobs include screw holes, small plasterboard openings, chipped edges, dents and local damaged plaster where the surrounding wall remains stable and dry.
Small wall and plaster repairs Leicester
Small Wall & Plaster Repairs in Leicester
A fixing hole, damaged plasterboard patch or local area left by an old fitting does not always justify a full plastering project. A–Z can assess focused repairs and prepare sound areas for decoration.
- Fixing holes and patches
- Minor impact damage
- Making good
- No full-room plastering
Make good after fittings
Removed shelves, brackets, cabinets and other wall fittings can leave holes or damaged areas. The repair can often be grouped with removal, replacement or small decorating work.
The cause matters
Repeated cracking, movement, active damp, failed plaster across a large area or suspected asbestos cannot be solved by a cosmetic patch. Those conditions need the appropriate investigation first.
Typical jobs
Focused patches and making good, not a full plastering contract.
Small areas can often be repaired where the surrounding wall is stable, dry and firmly attached. Photos should show both the damage and the wider wall around it.
Screw, plug and fixing holes filled
Small plasterboard openings patched where suitable
Minor impact dents and chipped plaster repaired
Local damaged wall areas made good
Marks and holes left by removed brackets or shelves repaired
Small areas around replacement fittings finished
Suitable local corners and edges repaired
Repaired areas prepared for later decoration
Small wall repair and decorating stages planned together
Make one visit useful
Start with the damage and the likely cause.
Include a ruler or familiar object for scale, a wide wall view and any information about water, movement or repeated cracking.
Removed-fitting patch
Old holes and local surface damage made good after a bracket, shelf or cabinet comes down.
Impact repair
A small dent or plasterboard opening patched where the surrounding material is sound.
Patch and decorate
Repair and painting planned as separate stages where drying time requires it.
Straightforward pricing
A visit when it fits. A quote when it doesn’t.
£70first hour
£35 per additional 30 minutes.
Several suitable jobs can be tackled in one appointment. Materials are additional and larger work is quoted separately.
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Questions about this service
How much does a maintenance visit cost?
A standard maintenance visit costs £70 for the first hour. Additional time is £35 per 30 minutes. Materials are additional, and larger work is quoted separately.
Do you plaster complete rooms?
No. This service is for focused patches and making good rather than full-room re-skimming.
Can you repair a crack?
A minor stable surface crack may be suitable, but movement, repeated cracking or damp needs proper assessment.
Can the repaired area be painted too?
Often, although drying time and colour matching may mean painting is planned as a later stage.
Arrange a visit
Got something that needs sorting?
Send a few useful photos or call Jamie. If the job suits a maintenance visit, the scope, price basis and timing will be confirmed directly; quote-led work is explained before anything is agreed.