Plasterer in Canterbury

Before we start, we size up the project and calculate the amount of time, efforts and supplies that would go into it. Based on that, we’ll give you a price estimate so that there are no surprises left for later. We believe that an informed customer is a happy customer. Which is why we are here to answer your questions. Don’t think how silly or trivial it may sound; simply ask.

Plastering Contractors in Canterbury

Being one of the few plastering contractors in Canterbury with over two decades of experience and a demonstrated success, we are highly sought after for residential and commercial projects in the region. However, we don’t let the overwhelming number of projects slow us down. We manage smartly and deliver on time. If we can’t handle it, we will not take it up in the first place.

Why Choose Us?

• • When you choose D. White Plastering, you are choosing plastering expertise that has been perfected over decades.
  • We handpick the material that suits your needs and budget.
  • If you want the superior finish and money is no object, we are the guys you are looking for. On the other hand, we also specialise in affordable plaster applications for rental homes, retail stores and commercial buildings that are gently used.
  • We can right the wrong!
  • We can also fix DIY mistakes and failures to save your money and efforts from going down the drain.

We are just a phone call away, no matter where you are in Canterbury. So, feel free to contact us. No job is too big or small for us.

About Canterbury

Lying on River Stour, Canterbury is a historic English Cathedral city located in the City of Canterbury district of Kent. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also one of the most visited cities of the UK and a very popular destination among the tourists.

Canterbury Cathedral is the Mother Church of the Anglican Communion and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury. It attracts one million visitors every year. Canterbury Cathedral along with St. Martin’s Church and St. Augustine’s Abbey forms a World Heritage Site.

It is a market town and regional service centre. It has some light industries and many educational institutions include the University of Kent at Canterbury and Canterbury Christ Church College.