
★★★★★5.0 on Google from fewer than 10 reviews
Shepherd Plastering is a professional plastering service based in Manchester. It offers full wall and ceiling plastering, patch repairs and small touch-ups, from minor repairs to full house refurbishments, with a focus on expert craftsmanship and close attention to detail.
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Shepherd Plastering is a professional plastering service based in Manchester. It offers full wall and ceiling plastering, patch repairs and small touch-ups, from minor repairs to full house refurbishments, with a focus on expert craftsmanship and close attention to detail.
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Based in Stockport, Shepherd Plastering works across the town and about 15 km around it.
It does full wall and ceiling plastering, patch repairs and small touch-ups. Work ranges from minor repairs to full house refurbishments.
No. Small jobs are taken on, including minor repairs and touch-ups, alongside larger full house refurbishments.
Yes. A customer review on the site reports the team worked around their project schedule and delivered to their specification.
Yes. A customer review on the site describes a 1930s semi where original art deco archways and curved reveals were preserved during the plastering work.
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