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5 Best Plasterers in Sydney to Smooth Things Over 

Licensing and Experience: Where available, we checked licences, insurance, industry experience, and named specialists. Credentials help, but they’re not a magic wand.

Scope of Services: We compared everything from patch jobs and water damage to strata work, commercial fit-outs, and new builds. That way, you’re not calling a heritage specialist for a tiny dent.

Restoration Capabilities: We looked for real heritage know-how, including mould-making, lime plaster, cornice repairs, and decorative plasterwork.

Quoting and Practical Fit: We checked quoting, hours, service areas, after-hours options, and any project restrictions (because the best plasterer isn’t much use if they won’t take your job).

Growing up around expert tile installers quickly taught me what a proper finish looks like. Crooked lines, rushed prep, and sloppy edges don’t exactly sneak past unnoticed by their trained eyes.

The same goes for plastering, especially when cracked walls, sagging ceilings, or water damage are involved. The best plasterer in Sydney won’t just make the surface look pretty and hope the problem stays hidden.

So I searched across the city for plasterers who tackle everything from small Gyprock repairs to heritage restoration and full new-build jobs. Extra points went to tradies who turn up, respect the space, and leave walls looking satisfyingly smooth.

How much does it cost to hire a plasterer in Sydney?

Hiring a professional plasterer in Sydney generally costs between $76 AUD and $105 AUD per hour for labour, or $20 AUD to $90 AUD per square metre, depending on the application.

Final quotes vary with access, damage, finish type, materials, and project size.

Service / ScopeAverage Cost (AUD)
Hourly Labour Rate$76–$105 per hour
Gyprock Plasterboard — Supply & Installation$15–$20 per m²
Standard Hard Plaster$20–$70 per m²
Wet Plaster Application$45–$90 per m²
Standard Ceiling InstallationAround $48 per m²
Cornice Installation$5–$10 per linear metre
Small Wall Patching & Hole Repair$100–$250 per job
Standard Room — 3 m × 4 m$1,200–$1,700 per room
Full Three-Bedroom Home$10,000–$15,000 per house

1. ALL Sydney Ceilings & Plaster Repair Co.

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Address: 63 Liberty Street, Enmore

Contact: 0412 474 196

Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–5 PM; Saturday, 9 AM–4 PM

ALL Sydney Ceilings & Plaster Repair Co. feels like the sort of tradie you call when a ceiling has gone from slightly annoying to properly concerning. 

With more than 30 years in the trade, the team covers plasterboard repairs, re-sheeting, cornices, mould treatment, concrete ceilings, and decorative features.

I like that they don’t stop once the patching is finished either. Painting can be rolled into the job, which saves you from lining up another contractor just to repair and paint properly.

They’re particularly well set up for strata and property work, including common areas, end-of-lease repairs, pre-sale touch-ups, and multi-unit maintenance. 

That makes them a practical pick for landlords, agents, and owners juggling more than one dodgy ceiling.

The main catch is that their published work leans heavily towards repairs, restoration, and maintenance. If you’ve got a large new-build plastering package, I’d check their capacity before pencilling them in.

Pros

  • 30+ years of plastering experience
  • Handles water damage, patching, re-sheeting, cornices, and decorative work
  • Painting can be included after repairs
  • Strong fit for strata, rentals, and property maintenance
  • Works on concrete and vermiculite ceilings too

Cons

  • Focuses more on repairs and restoration than major new builds
  • Large-scale plastering projects may need a capacity check first

“Seamlessly blended the new plaster”

John did an incredible job fixing our kitchen ceiling, especially considering the tricky, awkward access right next to the exhaust fan that made the repair much harder than usual. He arrived on time, worked cleanly with minimal disruption to our home, and seamlessly blended the new plaster. We are thrilled with the flawless finish and his professional, friendly attitude, and we would gladly recommend him to anyone needing quality ceiling work.

— Allan Felipe | Google Review

“John expertly fixed our 100-year-old decorative ceiling”

John expertly fixed our 100-year-old decorative ceiling that was water damaged with care and expertise. I was worried it would not be able to be repaired and did a lot of research before deciding on All Sydney Ceiling and Plaster Repair. John carefully explained how he would approach it as well as the risks. I could not be happier with the results; you would never know it had been damaged. Very happy and relieved.

— Susie Hogan | Google Review

2. Sydney Plastering Service

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Address: 7 Forrest Rd, Ryde

Contact: 0450 535 200 | [email protected]

Hours: Available 24/7

Sydney Plastering Service looks like a handy pick when the job’s too small for some contractors to care about. With more than 20 years in the trade, the team handles cracks, holes, renovations, extensions, strata work, and commercial plastering.

Their service list gets fairly technical too, covering Rondo framing, suspended ceilings, partition walls, access hatches, and fire- or sound-rated Gyprock. 

They can handle water-damaged plasterboard as well, including removing compromised material and fitting suitable replacement boards.

I like that they’re listed as available 24/7, which gives you more wriggle room when damage doesn’t happen neatly between nine and five. 

That’s especially useful for landlords, strata managers, or anyone staring at a ceiling that suddenly looks suspicious.

The main limitation is style rather than scope. Their published work leans towards modern Gyprock systems, so ornate heritage plasterwork may be better suited to a specialist.

Pros

  • 20+ years of plastering experience
  • Handles small repairs, renovations, strata, and commercial work
  • Offers Rondo framing, suspended ceilings, and partition walls
  • Works with fire-, sound-, and water-resistant Gyprock
  • Available 24/7

Cons

  • Published work leans more towards modern Gyprock systems
  • Ornate heritage plasterwork may need a specialist

“The quality of his work is excellent”

Michael was fantastic from start to finish! He arrived right on time and was incredibly friendly throughout. He clearly explained the job before getting started and then walked us through everything again after it was done.

The quality of his work is excellent, and we couldn’t be happier with the result. Very professional, reliable, and highly recommended!

— Kevin Ahn | Google Review

“A highly professional tradesman”

Michael did a superb job at our home. It was a job that needed doing immediately, and he came on a Saturday. A highly professional tradesman who not only did a beautiful job but cleaned up so there was not a speck left that shouldn’t be there.

— Margaret McKay | Google Review

3. Art of Plaster

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Address: 44 O’Donnell St, North Bondi

Contact: 0424 943 586 | [email protected] 

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM

Art of Plaster is the one I’d look at when a plain patch job simply won’t cut it. John O’Neill brings UK training to everything from plasterboard and rendering to ornate heritage restoration.

The real standout is the decorative work, including ceiling roses, cornices, arches, lime plaster, Venetian plaster, and stucco. 

The team can even create on-site moulds to reproduce missing or damaged details, which is exactly the sort of fiddly craftsmanship older Sydney homes often need.

I like that the approach feels more preservation-minded than cookie-cutter. It’s a good fit when you want repairs to blend into the property rather than announce themselves from across the room.

The trade-off is that this specialist skill set may be overkill for a basic patch-and-paint job. 

Weekend appointments aren’t part of the regular hours either.

Pros

  • UK-trained heritage plastering expertise
  • Strong decorative restoration skills
  • Handles ceiling roses, cornices, arches, lime plaster, Venetian plaster, and stucco
  • Can create on-site moulds to replicate damaged details
  • Covers both heritage work and modern plastering

Cons

  • Specialist restoration focus may be overkill for very basic repairs
  • Regular hours don’t include weekends

“Very humble person, that takes great pride in his work”

I would highly recommend John for your plastering needs; he is a very humble person who takes great pride in his work. I was not only impressed with his communication and my new ceiling, but also the care he took to clean up after completing. Thank you, John, for your honesty, integrity and care with not only the ceiling but with my home.

— Ingrid | Google Review

“Sublime plastering skills and attention to detail”

We would highly recommend John O’Neill and Art of Plaster. John was able to overcome some technical complications on our project (structural overhead beams, misaligned walls, etc) to deliver a first-rate result, a classic Federation-style arch to complement our period home. We very much appreciated John’s professionalism, sublime plastering skills and attention to detail throughout this project and would not hesitate to utilise his services again. Steve & Joanna

— Steve O’Reilly | Google Review

4. Regno Plasterer

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Address: 38/10 Bridge St, Granville

Contact: 0411 552 833 | [email protected]

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5:30 PM; Saturday, 10 AM–noon

Regno Plasterer isn’t trying to be the tradie you call for a fist-sized dent in the hallway. 

Its lane is much bigger: new-build plasterboard work for professional builders across luxury homes, boarding houses, retirement projects, and SDA developments.

The service list covers metal framing, Gyprock installation, setting, sanding, cornices, and architectural details. 

I like that the business is very clear about who it works with, which saves everyone from a lot of pointless back-and-forth.

Regno says it completes more than 100 houses a year and works with over 20 long-term builder clients. Projects come with a warranty too, which adds a useful layer of reassurance on larger jobs.

The catch is firm: they don’t take small repairs, homeowner renovations, or owner-builder work. So if you just need one room patched up, this isn’t your plasterer.

Pros

  • Strong focus on large new-build projects
  • Works across luxury homes, boarding houses, retirement projects, and SDA developments
  • Handles framing, Gyprock, setting, sanding, and architectural details
  • Works with 20+ long-term builder clients
  • Completes 100+ houses annually
  • Projects come with a warranty

Cons

  • Doesn’t take small repair jobs
  • No individual-homeowner renovation work (doesn’t accept owner-builder projects)

“Their work is by far the best!”

I’ve used a handful of Plasters over the years. I’ve been using Regno Plastering now for nearly 2 years over 6 jobs so far, and their work is by far the best! I can’t fault them. Always prepared to go that extra mile to make sure quality is never compromised.

— Edward Croning | Google Review

“Providing the best quality workmanship in the market”

Regno Gyprock has been my go-to plastering contractor for my new-build luxury house projects. They are reliable, responsive, and professional, providing the best quality workmanship in the market. I would recommend them to all luxury home builders!

— Ashiqur Rahman | Google Review

5. OZ KZ Gyprock Plaster Pty Ltd

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Address: 20 Wellgate Ave, Kellyville

Contact: 0488 024 696 | [email protected]

Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8 AM–7 PM

OZ KZ Gyprock Plaster is a handy all-rounder for the sort of jobs that start with one cracked wall and somehow turn into half a room. 

The team handles Gyprock installation, patching, ceilings, water-damaged areas, commercial work, and sagging garage ceilings.

I like that they’re happy to tackle both small repairs and bigger projects, rather than making minor jobs feel like an inconvenience. 

Free, no-obligation quotes are offered too, which makes it easier to size up the damage before committing.

Their long Monday-to-Saturday hours are another practical plus, especially if weekday access is tricky. The service range is broad, so they suit straightforward modern plasterboard work particularly well.

The main drawback is that public info doesn’t give much detail on specialist decorative or heritage finishes. If your ceiling involves intricate period work, I’d confirm that capability before booking.

Pros

  • Handles both small repairs and larger Gyprock jobs
  • Covers walls, ceilings, water damage, and commercial work
  • Repairs sagging garage ceilings
  • Offers free, no-obligation quotes
  • Open Monday to Saturday with long trading hours

Cons

  • Limited public detail on heritage or decorative plasterwork
  • Specialist period finishes may need to be confirmed before booking

“The best plasterers I’ve dealt with in years”

Kevin, Leo and his team are the best plasterers I’ve dealt with in years. I’m a tradie myself, but Kevin is a real genuine guy with master skills at plastering. Not only did they gyprock the walls and ceiling, but they also sheeted up our bathroom & ensuite walls with villaboard. His price is fair and reasonable, and he turned up to do the job on time and finished the job in record time- not rushed, just quick and very efficient. I would definitely highly recommend Kevin and his team to anyone needing quality workmanship, gyprock and plastering team…

— Alex | Google Review

“Kevin is the master plasterer”

Plastering is so difficult! But not for Kevin. Kevin is the master plasterer 🙌

He smashed out intricate work within a day.

He is easy to communicate with. He quotes easily. He turns up on time. He does the job efficiently. He does a neat job. He cleans up after himself. He uses a vacuum to avoid dust whilst sanding.

Kevin is polite, humble and does a great job.

Highly recommend Kevin 💯

— N | Google Review

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