New Walls & Ceilings
Installation and finishing of plasterboard walls and ceilings throughout newly framed extension areas.
Extension Plastering Melbourne
Professional plastering for residential extensions.
Building an extension to your home? RSG Plastering provides professional wall and ceiling plastering for residential extensions throughout Melbourne.
From new plasterboard walls and ceilings to square set, cornice, bulkheads and joining the extension into the existing home, we can complete the plastering required throughout the project.
Upload plans, drawings or project photos through our enquiry form.
RSG Plastering
Walls, ceilings and finishing for home extensions.
Extension Plastering Services
Complete plastering for your extension.
Residential extensions often combine completely new construction with alterations to the original home. We can complete the new plasterwork while also addressing the junctions, repairs and finishing required where the two areas meet.
Existing-to-New Junctions
Joining new extension plasterwork into the existing home where walls, ceilings and openings have been altered.
Square Set Finishes
Square-set wall and ceiling junctions for clean, contemporary extension designs.
Cornice Installation
Installation of standard or decorative cornice where the extension needs to match or complement the existing home.
Bulkheads & Ceiling Details
Plastering of bulkheads, dropped ceilings, skylight openings and other custom architectural ceiling details.
Repairs Around Alterations
Repair of existing plaster affected by demolition, structural changes, electrical work, plumbing and other extension works.
Existing Meets New
Integrating the extension into the existing home.
One of the most important parts of extension plastering is the transition between the original home and the new construction.
Existing walls and ceilings may contain older plaster, previous repairs or surfaces that are no longer perfectly straight or level, while the extension is generally built using new framing and plasterboard.
We assess these junctions and determine the most practical way to repair, join or replace affected areas so the plasterwork works properly with the new extension.
Plans & Details
Plastering that works with the design.
Extensions can include more than standard walls and flat ceilings. Architectural plans may specify bulkheads, skylight openings, square-set junctions, stepped ceilings or other custom plaster details.
We can review drawings and plans before work begins to understand the required plastering details and identify areas that may need additional preparation.
This helps ensure the wall and ceiling work is completed in line with the overall design of the extension.
Our Process
A simple process. Exceptional results.
01
Site Visit
We organise an inspection, understand the scope and provide practical advice.
02
Clear Quote
You receive a detailed quote with no hidden surprises.
03
Expert Installation
Our team completes works with precision, craftsmanship and attention to detail.
04
Exceptional Finish
Every project is completed to a high standard with a clean finish and final handover.
Frequently Asked Questions
Extension plastering questions.
Do you plaster complete residential extensions?
Yes. RSG Plastering can complete walls, ceilings, cornice, square set and finishing work throughout residential extension projects.
Can you join the new extension into the existing house?
Yes. Extensions often require new plasterwork to meet existing walls and ceilings. We assess the existing surfaces and determine the most practical way to join and finish the new work.
Do you work from architectural or building plans?
Yes. Plans can help us understand wall layouts, ceiling details, bulkheads, cornice requirements and other plastering elements before work begins.
Do you install square set and cornice?
Yes. We can complete square-set finishes as well as standard and decorative cornice depending on the design of the extension.
Can you plaster skylights and bulkheads?
Yes. We regularly plaster bulkheads, skylight openings, ceiling features and other custom details associated with residential extensions.
When should plastering begin on an extension?
Plastering generally begins once framing is complete and relevant electrical, plumbing and other rough-in work has been finished. The exact timing depends on the project sequence.
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