Plasterers in Ditchling – Kitchen & Bathroom Replastering
New kitchens and bathrooms deserve better walls than the ones the old units hid. Rip out a thirty-year-old kitchen in a Ditchling home and you’ll usually find tile adhesive, holes, uneven patches and walls that were never flat to begin with. Brighton Plasterers replasters kitchens and bathrooms so the new fit-out sits on a proper surface.
What we do between rip-out and fit
- Removing old tile adhesive and making walls flat again
- Moisture-resistant boarding in shower and splash zones
- Skimming ready for tiling — flat walls make tiling faster, cheaper and straighter
- Ceilings skimmed while the room is already a work site
- Making good after new pipework, wiring and extraction runs
Timing with your fitters
The window between rip-out and installation is short, and plaster needs drying time before tiles or paint. Tell us your fitting date and we’ll work backwards with you — boarding and skimming early in the window so surfaces are dry when the fitters arrive. We regularly coordinate directly with kitchen and bathroom companies.
Free quotes across the village
From a splashback wall to a full room, quotes are free and written. We cover Ditchling, Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint and Lewes — and for older cottage walls we also offer breathable lime plastering.
Tiling straight onto new plaster?
Tilers prefer skimmed walls dry and sealed — and for heavier tiles, boarded surfaces have higher weight limits than skim alone. We’ll ask what’s going on the wall before we spec it: porcelain slabs and a feature wall of stacked ceramics need different preparation, and getting that right at our stage saves your tiler grief at theirs.
Request a Free Quote in Ditchling
Call Brighton Plasterers on 01273 011747 or request a quote online and we’ll get back to you. Quotes are free and there’s no obligation.
Ditchling plastering questions
When should walls be plastered in a kitchen refit?
In the window between rip-out and installation — early enough that surfaces are dry when the fitters arrive. Give us the fitting date and we’ll work backwards with you.
Do tiles need plastered or boarded walls?
Flat walls make tiling faster and straighter, and heavy tiles need the higher weight limits of boarded surfaces. Tell us what’s going on the wall and we’ll spec the right preparation.
Can you remove old tile adhesive before skimming?
Yes — old adhesive has to come off or be levelled before a skim, and it’s included in our quote rather than appearing as an extra later.