Plastering and damp proofing in Morley
Plastering, skimming and damp proofing in Morley and the LS27 area. Walls and ceilings finished ready to decorate, damp treated at its source, and free surveys before anything is quoted.
A loft bedroom in Morley, overboarded and skimmed
A recent job in Morley was a loft bedroom where the walls were in poor condition. Rather than patching them, the walls were overboarded and then skimmed, which gives a flat, sound surface right across the room instead of a repair that shows through the paint.
The room was left ready for decorating. That is the usual finish on our plastering work: see skimming and plastering for how each method is used.
Morley sits between Leeds, Batley and Dewsbury, all of which we cover, so we are across that side of the area regularly.
Damp proofing, waterproofing and plastering
The same services across Morley as everywhere else we work, and the same free survey before anything is quoted.
- Rising dampDamaged plaster stripped, a chemical damp proof course injected, a meshed membrane fixed and the wall replastered. Rising damp treatment.
- Penetrating dampWater getting in from outside, traced to the gutter, window or defect letting it through. Penetrating damp treatment.
- Condensation and mouldVentilation, including PIV units, and mould treated at the cause. Condensation control.
- Cellars and basementsBelow-ground waterproofing with cavity drain membranes and drainage. Basement tanking.
- PlasteringFrom a single wall to a full house, with or without damp work. Plastering.
- Landlords and agentsDamp and mould inspections with written, photographed findings. Commercial work.
Which parts of Morley we cover
We cover Morley and the area around it, including the LS27 postcode. Nearby, we also work in Batley, Dewsbury, Birstall and Leeds. See all the areas we cover.
Surveys are free wherever you are in that area, there is no charge for coming out, and we are contactable seven days a week between 6am and 10pm. If you are just outside it, ask anyway and we will tell you straight away.
From your first call to a finished wall
The same steps on every job, wherever you are.
Tell us what you have noticed
Call, send a WhatsApp message or fill in the form. We come back within one working day and arrange a survey at a time that suits you.
A free survey, and a straight answer
We test the walls with a damp meter, find what is actually causing the problem and explain it in plain English. If nothing needs doing, we say so.
A fixed price in writing
No hourly rates that creep. If a wall turns out to need more once we start, we explain it and agree it with you first.
We do not publish set prices, because the cause and the size of the job decide them. Each service page explains what moves the price: see rising damp treatment or re-plastering. The survey costs nothing either way.
Reviews from across our area
These are Google reviews from our customers across West Yorkshire. More are on our reviews page.
“Really pleased with the work E&H Plastering & Damp Proofing did for me. I had around 13 metres of rising damp that needed sorting, and they managed to get everything done in just 3 days…”
“Lewis and Ben turned up on time every day as promised and did a excellent and tidy job of damp proofing and plastering, would highly recommend these guys know their game.”
“The service provided was excellent. The issue of dampness in my kitchen was resolved within two days. I highly recommend their services.”
Morley questions
Do you cover Morley and LS27?
Yes. Morley is part of our regular area, along with Batley, Birstall, Dewsbury and Leeds nearby.
Have you worked in Morley before?
Yes. A recent job was a loft bedroom where the walls were overboarded and skimmed, left ready for decorating.
Do you do damp proofing in Morley too, or just plastering?
Both. We treat rising damp, penetrating damp, condensation and mould, and waterproof cellars, as well as taking on plastering with no damp involved.
Is the survey free in Morley?
Yes. Surveys and quotes are free with no obligation, wherever you are in the area we cover.
Can you overboard walls rather than replaster them?
Often, yes. Where the wall behind is sound but uneven or damaged, overboarding and skimming gives a flat finish with less mess than a full strip-out.
How soon can I decorate afterwards?
Leave new plaster two weeks to dry before decorating. Painting sooner traps moisture in the plaster and can spoil the finish.
Book a free damp survey in Morley
Tell us what you have noticed and we will arrange a visit at a time that suits you.