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A single room typically takes three to five days including framing, boarding, jointing, drying time and painting. Larger or more detailed schemes with coves and bulkheads take longer, and we will give you a day-by-day program with the quotation.
Yes, and the first step is always finding and fixing the source of the water. We then cut out the affected section, replace the board, joint it seamlessly into the existing ceiling and repaint so the repair is invisible.
Yes. Cove details, shadow gaps, coffers and bulkheads are all part of our standard work, and we coordinate the LED profile, driver positions and access requirements as part of the design.
Moisture-resistant board has a treated core that resists humidity and is specified for bathrooms, kitchens and any area with sustained moisture exposure. Using standard board in those locations is a false economy that shows within a couple of years.
Yes. Acoustic performance is achieved through insulation in the cavity, board layering, resilient fixings and careful sealing at the perimeter. We specify the build-up to the level of separation you need.
Yes. Priming and painting are included in our ceiling scope as standard, so you receive a finished result rather than a bare board handover.
A kitchen or bathroom typically takes four to six weeks. A full villa refurbishment usually runs twelve to twenty weeks depending on scope, structural content and approval timelines. You receive a written program before work begins.
Yes. Where structural alterations or significant MEP changes require approval from the developer, community or municipality, we prepare and submit the applications as part of the project.
In stages tied to verified completion milestones, never to elapsed time. Each stage is inspected and signed before the corresponding payment falls due.
For single-room works, usually yes, with dust containment and protected access routes. For a full refurbishment involving MEP and wet works, vacating produces a faster, safer and better-quality result.
Yes. We can work to your designer's drawings or provide layout and finish design ourselves, including 3D visuals so you can see the result before committing to it.
Twelve months workmanship warranty on the completed works, with manufacturer warranties passed through on all supplied equipment and fittings.
Usually the day after the final paint coat. The program is driven by drying time between jointing coats, which is why a rushed ceiling cracks.
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Yes, through cavity insulation, board layering, resilient fixings and careful perimeter sealing. We specify the build-up to the level of separation you need rather than assuming a standard wall will do it.
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Yes, priming and painting are included in our ceiling scope as standard.
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On a repair jointed into an existing ceiling and repainted wall to wall, yes. Painting only the patch will always show, which is why we price the full ceiling where the finish matters.
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