Ceiling Plaster

A garage ceiling that starts to pull away from its framing is more than a cosmetic plaster problem. Once plasterboard begins dropping or separating overhead, there is a risk that a much larger section can let go. That was the situation at a recent job in North Geelong, where part of a residential garage ceiling

When a garage ceiling has already collapsed, repairing a few damaged sections is rarely the answer. The old plaster needs to be removed, the ceiling structure assessed and a suitable fixing system established before new plasterboard can be installed. That was the situation at this home in Lara, where a substantial section of the garage

A plasterboard ceiling can appear to be largely intact while gradually losing its connection to the framing above. Once sections begin to sag or drop, the problem should be treated as a safety concern rather than a cosmetic defect. That was the situation at this residential property in Lara. The garage ceiling was beginning to

A damaged or deteriorating ceiling can affect the appearance of an entire room. In some cases, repairing individual cracks or sagging sections is enough. In others, replacing the ceiling provides a cleaner, more dependable result. Geelong Plaster recently completed a full lounge room ceiling replacement for a homeowner in Norlane. The existing ceiling was removed,