3 D Building Works

Location: Hawkwell, Essex
Member Since: 11th Feb 2013

Trades:

  • Bricklayers
  • Carpenters
  • Builders

About Us:

•We are a competitive and local tradesman team.
•Providing quality, honesty and reliability.
•Insured,qualified and providing a portfolio as evidence.
•Our experience and qualifications allow us to bring a wide and varied range of tasks to our customers. Including:-
Extensions
Garage and Loft Conversions
Refurbishments and Renovations
Brickwork
Block Paving and Patios
Plastering and Tiling
Painting and Decorating
"You name It, we do it”
•We appreciate your interest and thank-you for your time.

Hope to talk soon,
Barry

Feedback:

3 reviews, 100% Positive
rebuild a garden shed and gate - Joinery & Carpentry job in Basildon

“Very pleased with what Barry did for me on Saturday and for being very helpful with what i asked them to do regarding the garden. Once again, thank you!”
Garden fence and rebuild patio - Brickwork job in Basildon

“Excellent service 10/10 star rating barry rebuild our patio to a very high standard,excellent care was taken,rebuild perimeter fences also reslated my roof and replaced the guttering. Reliable,trustworthy,and very punctual would highly recommend barry for any other improvements i need doing.”
Building work - General building job in Maldon

“Barry provide a very good service from start to finish. He is very skilled and I could leave him to complete the jobs with perfect finishes in the different trades he can do. I highly recommend Barry and will be using him again. ”

Answers:

Hello natalie, the answer is yes with a couple of considerations:- in most cases it takes no more real time to do a complete wall, than a small area. this is based on the processes involved in a two coat plaster system that takes up to 2 1/2 hours to complete due to drying times. they say that "a patch is always a patch" plaster is a two coat system and is applied to a thickness of 1-3mm per coat. this would mean that it would have to tapper to the surrounding wall all around the repair. as to the paint blowing, l have encountered this on a few occasions and applied a white wash coat first so as to kill the suction from the filler, do this with a paint brush as a roller could pull the filler away from the wall. do hope this is of help.
Hello justin, have just read your question and would like to say that painting the ceiling with a white wash is designed to kill the suction from the artex as it appears to be very dry hence why the second coat cracked. another option is to use pva mixed with water and roller on. would like to know if the second coat of paint was watered-down, and at what ratio used for the first coat. please don't hesitate to contact me with any further questions. hope to talk soon. barry
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