Two plasterers working on long walls

Plastering and painting

Finishes that hold up under raking light

A wall is only finished when low sunlight shows nothing on it. Our plasterers and painters work to that standard.

Plastering and painting

Plastering and painting

From smooth plaster to lime plaster and tadelakt, from new plasterwork to restoring historic ornaments: we choose the system based on substrate, room and desired look.

The painting follows on. We advise on colour and sheen with samples on the wall, and use paints suited to timber, plaster and masonry.

What we handle

  • Smooth plaster and decorative plaster
  • Lime plaster, tadelakt and microcement
  • Restoring cornices and ornaments
  • Interior painting: walls, ceilings, panelling
  • Exterior painting: frames, facades, doors
  • Colour advice with test panels

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In practice

Restoring an ornament above the fireplace
Restoring an ornament above the fireplace
Plasterer smoothing a wall with the trowel
Plasterer smoothing a wall with the trowel
Painting classic wall panelling
Painting classic wall panelling
Colour consultation with samples on the wall
Colour consultation with samples on the wall

How we approach it

Four steps, agreed in advance

  1. 01

    Substrate

    Assess, repair and prime.

  2. 02

    Test panel

    Judge colour, texture and sheen on the wall itself.

  3. 03

    Execution

    Protected, low-dust and in the right drying sequence.

  4. 04

    Raking-light check

    Final check with a lamp along the wall before handover.

Our standard

What you get from us on every commission

  • Fixed price per component

    You know in advance what each component costs. Extra work only with your approval.

  • Inspection per stage

    Each stage is inspected and photographed before the next begins.

  • Our own tradespeople

    The work is carried out by fixed RENOVA crews; partners work under our management.

  • Handover file

    Drawings, test reports, warranties and care advice in one file.

Projects · Plastering and painting

Before and after

All projects (8)
Statenkwartier townhouse, facade, afterStatenkwartier townhouse, facade, beforeBeforeAfter

Statenkwartier townhouse, facade

Den Haag · Facade and exterior

Bay window repainted in cream with deep green frames, balcony railings restored, brickwork cleaned and a new tiled roof.

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The before-and-after images are reference visualisations showing how RENOVA approaches this type of project. References from completed projects are available in a personal meeting.

Frequently asked questions

How long must plaster dry before painting?

Depending on thickness and season, usually one to four weeks. We plan the painting accordingly.

Do you restore historic plasterwork?

Yes, including cornices and ceiling roses, with suitable lime-based materials.

Lit hoarding and RENOVA van at dusk

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Tell us about your project

A first conversation is without obligation. You will hear from us within two working days.

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