Sector information: plastering company

There are different types of plastering companies, which may specialize in different aspects of plastering work. Here are some common types of plastering companies:

• Traditional plasterers: These are general plastering companies that focus on applying traditional plaster to interior and exterior walls. They specialize in smoothing and finishing walls and ceilings using gypsum plaster.
• Decorative plasterers: Decorative plastering companies specialize in applying decorative finishes and textures to walls and ceilings. They can apply techniques such as decorative plastering, moldings, ornaments and other decorative elements.
• Restoration plasterers: Restoration plastering companies focus on restoring and preserving historic and landmark buildings. They have expertise in restoring old stucco finishes and matching traditional techniques and materials.
• Facade insulation plasterers: These businesses specialize in insulating facades and installing facade insulation systems. They can use different insulation materials and finishes to improve the energy efficiency of buildings.
• Spackling companies: Spackle painters are plastering companies that specialize in the application of spackle paint, a quick and efficient way to apply a finish coat to walls and ceilings. They use spackle spray machines to apply an even coat.
• Concrete-look plasterers: These businesses specialize in creating a concrete-like look on walls and floors. They may use techniques such as concrete ciré or microcement to achieve an industrial and modern effect.
• Plaster ornaments plasterers: Plastering companies specializing in plaster ornaments focus on creating and installing plaster cornices, rosettes, pilasters and other decorative elements.

Factors to consider when buying a plastering business

When buying a plastering company, there are several important factors to consider. Here are some points to consider:

• Expertise and experience: Check the plastering company's expertise and experience. How long have they been in the industry and what is their specialization? Are they skilled at performing the type of plastering work you need? Ask for examples of previous work and see if they have experience with similar projects.
• Quality of work: Study the quality of the plastering work the business provides. Ask for photos or examples of previously completed projects. Note the workmanship, craftsmanship and accuracy of the stucco work. This can help you assess the quality of the business's work.
• Material and equipment: Assess the condition of the material and equipment the plastering company owns. Plastering requires specific tools and machinery. Check that the business has well-maintained and appropriate equipment to perform the work efficiently and to a high quality.
• Staff and skills: Assess the staff currently employed by the plastering company. Check if they have the necessary skills and experience in the plastering industry. Also note any reliance on key personnel and possible personnel changes after the acquisition.