Frequently Asked Questions

A gyprocker/plaster fix and install plasterboard partitions, suspending ceilings, soundproof walls and ceiling, create decorative wall designs and apply protective coverings of plaster, cement or other materials to the interior and exteriors of houses and buildings.

Gyprocking/plastering is needed when a wall or roof of a property needs repairing, replacing or updating.

Given the surfaces gyprockers/plasterers work on, ensure all surfaces are clear of any belongings such as pictures frames. Some gyrockers/plasterers won't clear the old plaster before they start the work, but at Sydney Metro Plastering, we take care of the whole projects, including any preparation work.

While plastering can be a messy business, the team at Sydney Metro Plastering take great pride in their work and ensure that the mess that may occur during the work will be take with us.

Placing fresh plasterboard on top of existing walls is a cost-effective way of updating the look of a house and modernising a room.

Skimming is a quick and effective way of updating the look of your building. It allows you to smooth surfaces that has seen better days without plastering a whole wall.

Gyprocking/Interior plastering is installing plasterboard to the interior walls or ceilings of a building.

Plaster needs to be full dry before you can paint over it. Rule of thumb is to leave it to dry for 4 to 6 weeks before you paint.

The best treatment one can due after gyprocking/plastering is leaving it to dry.

This question all depends on the job itself. Obviously, the bigger the job, the more it will cost. Contact us today to get a quote.

If you aren't a skilled gyrocker/plasterer, then plastering a wall yourself can cause a lot of headaches and the end result may not be what you intended. The team at Sydney Metro Plastering are experts in gyprocking/plastering, and always stand by our work.