Plasterer Delft bespoke price, neat finish
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Having walls or ceilings plastered in Delft with PandFix is based on a bespoke price. Here are the jobs, the working method and what the building years in Delft mean for your plastering work. We come to all neighbourhoods, including Voorhof, Buitenhof, Wippolder and Binnenstad.
Short answer
PandFix sends a plasterer to Delft for walls and ceilings: smooth or ready-for-painting plastering, renovation plastering, decorative plaster and crack repair. You receive a tailored price after photos.
- Built before 1945: 21.7% (Netherlands: 18%).
- Built 1945–1975: 31.1% (Netherlands: 28.9%).
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What the plasterer in Delft does for you
We work throughout the municipality of Delft. First the substrate and your requirements, then the price, only then the plastering.
Also available per job for Delft: Ceiling plastering Delft, Wall plastering Delft.
Delft in figures
The construction years and type of homes in Delft determine which walls and ceilings we encounter most often.
A smaller part of Delft, 21.7% or around 12,000 homes, is pre-war. In those houses we first check how solid the old plaster layer still is before applying a new coat.
31.1% of homes in Delft date from the post-war reconstruction years (1945–1975), around 17,000 addresses. Typical for that period: concrete ceilings with a thin spray layer and walls hidden under layers of old wallpaper or textured paint.
In Delft, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS), 339 new-build homes were added in 2024. These are usually delivered ready for wallpapering; plastering or spray-plastering to a ready-for-painting finish is then a frequently requested next step.
In Delft, the majority live in a multi-family dwelling (68%). Plastering in a flat requires some extra planning: materials via stairs or lift, masking off shared spaces and sometimes coordination with the owners' association (VvE).
63% of homes in Delft are rented. If you rent, consult your landlord beforehand: plastering is an alteration to the property, and on moving out the landlord may require you to restore it to its original condition.
Source: CBS StatLine, Key figures neighbourhoods and districts 2024 and Housing stock by year of construction, 1 January 2026 (retrieved October 2026). Averages apply to all homes in the municipality, not to one home.
What does a plasterer cost in Delft?
For plastering there is no fixed price in our tariff list. You receive a tailored price, based on photos and measurements or after a brief on-site assessment. You always hear the price before we start.
- How many rooms and how many m² per room.
- What's currently on it: removing loose layers takes extra time.
- How smooth it needs to be: ready for painting requires more than ready for wallpapering.
- Height: ceilings above approximately 2.6 metres and stairwells.
How we approach plastering work in Delft
- Tell us what you need: which rooms, approximately how many m² and which finish.
- Looking at what's there now: wallpaper, spray finish, loose plaster or cracks.
- Price in advance; if in doubt, after a brief site visit.
- Execution in Delft: covering floors and frames, plastering, clearing up.
Also in and around Delft
Questions about plastering in Delft
Will a plasterer come to Delft?
Yes. We work throughout Delft, including Voorhof, Buitenhof and Wippolder, and in the neighbouring municipalities Pijnacker-Nootdorp, Rijswijk and Midden-Delfland. Send photos and we'll let you know when we can come.
What does a plasterer cost in Delft?
We calculate plastering to measure: it depends on the number of m², the surface and the finish. Send photos and measurements, then you'll receive a price in advance.
How long does plaster need to dry?
Allow approximately one week per centimetre of layer thickness, depending on ventilation and temperature. After that it can be painted or wallpapered.
What is the difference between ready for painting and ready for wallpapering?
Ready for painting is finished more smoothly, so you can apply latex paint directly. Ready for wallpapering may be slightly less smooth, because wallpaper covers minor imperfections.
Who pays for the ceiling after a leak from upstairs neighbours?
That depends on the cause and the insurance policies. Usually you report it to your own contents or buildings insurance and to the upstairs neighbours or the owners' association (VvE). We repair the ceiling once the source has been resolved.
How do I request it?
Call, send a WhatsApp message with a few photos, or fill in the form on this page. You hear the price before we start and you are not committed to anything.