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Looking for a plasterer in The Hague? Below you can read what plastering work we do, how the price is determined and what the homes in The Hague tell us about the walls and ceilings we encounter there. We work in all neighbourhoods, including Laakkwartier and Spoorwijk, Schildersbuurt, Bouwlust and Ypenburg.
Short answer
Plastering in The Hague: walls and ceilings smooth, ready for painting or ready for wallpapering, plus repair after a leak or renovation. Bespoke price, in advance.
- Built before 1945: 38.9% (Netherlands: 18%).
- Built 1945–1975: 19.9% (Netherlands: 28.9%).
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What the plasterer in The Hague does for you
We work throughout the municipality of The Hague. First the substrate and your requirements, then the price, only then the plastering.
Also per job for The Hague: Plaster ceiling The Hague, Plastering walls The Hague.
The Hague in figures
The building years and type of homes in The Hague determine which walls and ceilings we encounter most often.
In The Hague, 38.9% of homes were built before 1945; nationally that's 18%. That's around 107,000. In such houses there are often ceilings of reed or wooden laths with a layer of lime or gypsum plaster. If such a ceiling sags or comes loose, we repair it or install a new ceiling underneath.
The proportion of homes from 1945–1975 in The Hague is 19.9%. The same applies there: what's already on the wall determines whether we can plaster over it or need to strip it first.
According to Statistics Netherlands (CBS), 1,802 new-build homes were added in The Hague in 2024. These are typically delivered ready for wallpapering; plastering ready for painting or spray-plastering is then a frequently requested next step.
In The Hague the majority live in multi-family housing (79%). 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).
58% of homes in The Hague are rented. If you rent, discuss it with your landlord beforehand: plastering is an alteration to the property, and when you move 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 The Hague?
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.
- Surface area: the number of m² of wall or ceiling.
- Surface: smooth concrete, old lime plaster, wallpaper or spray coating.
- Finish: ready for wallpapering, ready for painting or decorative plaster.
- Access: a stairwell or high void requires scaffolding.
In pre-war homes, such as many houses in The Hague, repair of a reed ceiling or loose lime plaster may be required. You'll see that separately in the price in advance.
How we work
- Request with a few photos of the room in The Hague.
- Substrate and finish to be determined: ready for painting, ready for wallpapering or decorative plaster.
- Planning and price, including how long it needs to dry.
- Plaster and finish, with advice on the first coat of paint.
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Questions about plastering in The Hague
Does a plasterer come to The Hague?
Yes. We work throughout The Hague, including in Laakkwartier and Spoorwijk, Schildersbuurt and Bouwlust, and in the neighbouring municipalities Rijswijk, Leidschendam-Voorburg and Wassenaar. Send photos and you'll hear when we can come.
What does a plasterer cost in The Hague?
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.
Can a ceiling be plastered after a leak?
Yes, once the leak has been fixed and the ceiling is dry. We seal stains so they don't show through the new layer.
Do I need to empty the room?
Preferably yes, or at least move furniture to the centre. We cover floors, window frames and sockets.
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.