About us
At Hoerst Plastering, we pride ourselves on our skilled team of plastering experts. With no subcontractors and three dedicated employees, we provide top-notch service for all your plastering needs. Our hourly rates and no travel charge make us a cost-effective choice. Contact us today for exceptional results on your home projects.
Business highlights
Services we offer
PLASTERING, DRYWALL REPAIR, STUCCO, NEW AND REPAIR WORK.
Services we don't offer
EIFS, DRYVIT
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- Check
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"Many apologies for the apparent miscommunication we have had in regard to this project. Communications occured via phone as well as by text and unfortunately a misunderstanding took place. We were certainly willing to come out to look at the project as communicated via text but failed to receive confirmation from the customer to do so and then assumed they were no longer interested in having us estimate their project. Regretfully the above spiteful review was written before we had a chance to clarify the situation with the customer. As aforementioned many apologies to the [Member Name Removed] family for the frustration and inconvenience you experienced. Best wishes on your project. Sincerely, Hoerst Plastering"
The stucco on the front of our house had a bulging crack that was extremely noticeable and allowed water to get behind the stucco... a bad situation. George came out for an estimate and quoted $500. Seems like all home repairs are $500, plumbing, AC, now stucco. He spent two long days up on a ladder ripping out the cracked section, filling in with new stucco, then matching the texture of the 80 year old stucco next to it. He also caulked several cracks along our chimney and along the windows which I was very thankful for! I had to wait a week or so before applying primer and then exterior paint, but now that it's painted you can't tell anything was ever repaired. The invoice was as quoted, $500. He's a nice guy, easy to get a hold of. Came out pretty quickly. A+!
George completed two projects 2 months apart. The 1st one, from 11/25/14, thru 12/1/14, was to repair rock lathe cracks and other cracks in several rooms and areas. The 2nd one, on 2/4/15, was in a room in which he had repaired cracks during the 1st project.
Several rooms and areas had rock lathe cracks and other cracks. George warned us that the amount of light might make it difficult to see cracks sometimes. He arrived prepared and ready to work. He brought with him the notes made during his visit to provide an estimate.
On the 1st day, in a room in which he thought he had located and repaired all the cracks, more were found. When he returned the next day he was informed. He, graciously, repaired them. It took only 3 days. The charge was $1,550.00.
Less than 1 month later, I had decided to have a ceiling light installed in a room in which George had already repaired cracks. We hired an electrician with whom we had previously done business with, on many occasions, as a subcontractor and as an independent contractor.
The electrician made 4 holes in the ceiling and 1 in a wall for the installation. We did not have a problem with that because he said he would return to plaster them. It was a mistake to have paid him in full ($300), at that point, before he had finished the plastering. We called him twice and left a voice mail message each time. He never responded. We had no other way of contacting him.
Finally, we decided to contact George, again. When he came to complete the estimate he told us the holes had been filled with drywall! Instead of waiting 3 weeks for him to be available, as he had expected, it was only 2 weeks.
His office told us to expect him at 8:30 AM. He arrived at 9 AM, instead. He seemed to act like he was on time. We made no comment; we were happy he arrived.
He completed the plastering in about 3 hours. $285 was the charge.
Later, we saw that 2 of the holes he patched with plaster were still visible after the primer was applied. They were a little less visible after a coat of paint.
He would tell us at what time he would return the following day. In advance, he asked and was allowed to leave his equipment in our house until he finished. He left no mess and used drop cloths and his vacuum cleaner. He cleaned up daily afterwards. He asked before he turned on his radio. Helpful advice was provided by him about when and how repaired areas should be prepared, along with tools to use, and painted.
The total amount for both projects was $1,835.00.
Goerge gave me a reasonable place and he mentioned
to repair it without drywall ( I said it's OK to use drywall if it costs less ) with one of the lowest prices among the providers.
I felt he loved old houses and tried to care them as possible. That's another reason I hired him.
I stick with PC, not acell,and prefer to contact by email only, so it took a little time to confirm things like the date but it's OK.
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