Gib stopping in Wellington

Gib stopping Wellington

New walls, a renovation or a single room. Tell us the job and your suburb.

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A plasterer in oxblood overalls and an olive cap smooths a grey wall with a steel trowel.

The work

Gib stopping in Wellington.

The finish level matters. A wall under strong light or gloss paint needs a higher finish. Say how the room will be used.

Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand. Put your suburb in the form, and say if it is a new build or a renovation.

Gib fixers hang the board. Gib stoppers finish it. Say which one you need.

The job

How gib stopping usually runs.

Every job is different. This is the usual order.

  1. Tape the joins.

  2. Put a first coat over the joins and screws.

  3. Add more coats once each one is dry.

  4. Sand smooth, ready for paint.

Price

Get a price for your job.

A real price comes from someone who has seen the work. These are the things that move it.

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  • Ceiling height and access.
  • When you need it done.
  • How many square metres of wall and ceiling.
  • New board or repairs to old board.
  • The finish level you want before paint.

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Tell us the job in Wellington.

Plain questions, one at a time. Your budget is optional.

Thanks. We have your job.

Your job is saved. Where a business covers this work, we pass it on.

What needs doing?

Pick the job type.

For example: two new bedrooms, walls and ceilings, the board is already up.

Tell us a little about the job.

Where is the job?

We use this to know where the job is.

Tell us the suburb or town.

Your budget (optional)

This is your budget, not our price. It helps to plan the job.

Your details

Tell us your name.

Enter a phone number with 8 to 11 digits, or an email.

Give a phone number, an email or both.

Enter an email, or a phone number above.

Tick the box so we can keep your details for this job.

We collect your details to pass your job to a business that can do it. For painting and plastering jobs in New Zealand that is Pour, the painting and plastering business. House Proud is published by Wallace and Henry House Limited, 19 Mackelvie Street, Grey Lynn, Auckland. You must give a name and a phone number or an email, or we cannot pass the job on. You can ask to see and correct your details at any time.

How it works

Be the job they answer.

A tradie answers a referral, because their name is on it. Every job sent here is meant to work like a referral.

  1. Tell us the job.

    The work, the suburb and a few lines. Your budget if you like.

  2. One local gets it.

    Your job goes to one plasterer who works in your area. Not a list of names.

  3. The standard.

    A fast reply. A visit on time. A call after the job to check it is right.

Questions

Good questions.

What should I tell you about my job in Wellington?

Tell us the job type, your suburb and a few lines about the work. Say how many walls or ceilings, new work or repairs, and when you want it done.

What is gib stopping?

Gib stopping fills and smooths the joins and screw holes in plasterboard walls and ceilings. It makes the surface ready for paint.

Is gib fixing the same as gib stopping?

No. Gib fixing hangs the boards. Gib stopping fills and smooths the joins after. Tell us if you need one or both.

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