Local Plastering Company

By RosePlasterers
September 14, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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RosePlasterers

Posted September 14, 2020

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Posted September 14, 2020

Rose Plasterers Ltd is an established company based in the heart of East Dulwich at 80A East Dulwich Road. We are on Trustatrader and My Builder.

We have a valid DBS check certificate, 5 Million public liability insurance and are registered with companies house, we have over 20 years experience in all aspects of plastering and offer free estimates in person or online.

Andrew Durling (Myself) the owner of Rose Plasterers Ltd is a local and I grew up in the area, I know many of the local businesses and of course and familiar with the area.

Feel free to contact us on 07969-096-976 www.roseplasterersltd.com [email protected]

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