Vale Plastering has been working across the Dorset countryside – including Sturminster Newton, Blandford Forum, and the villages of the Blackmore Vale – for over 20 years. We're based in Shaftesbury, just a short drive away, so you get a genuinely local plasterer without agency markup or long waits.
Whether it's a traditional lime render on a stone farmhouse near Sturminster Newton, a full internal plastering package on a new build in Blandford Forum, or a Venetian polished plaster feature wall in a Dorset cottage – we have the skills and experience to deliver.
Skimming, dry lining, ceilings and full internal plastering for homes in Sturminster Newton and Blandford.
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Monocouche and silicone render systems for properties across Blandford Forum and the surrounding villages.
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Lime plastering and rendering for period properties around Sturminster Newton and Blandford Forum.
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Hand-polished decorative feature walls for homes in Sturminster Newton and Blandford Forum.
Learn more →Sturminster Newton is a market town in the Blackmore Vale – home to a mix of stone period properties, Victorian terraces, and modern housing estates. We carry out skimming, dry lining, and internal plastering throughout the town and surrounding villages including Stalbridge, Hazelbury Bryan, and Lydlinch.
For older stone properties common in this area, we specialise in traditional lime mortar plastering and rendering – the correct breathable solution for solid stone walls. Using modern hard cement on period properties causes long-term damage; we know the difference and always recommend the right product.
Blandford Forum is one of Dorset's finest Georgian towns – and with that comes a high proportion of period buildings that need sympathetic, skilled plastering work. Vale Plastering is experienced with lime-based products suitable for Georgian and Victorian properties, as well as modern rendering systems for newer homes and commercial buildings across the Blandford area.
We cover Blandford Forum, Blandford St Mary, Tarrant Hinton, Pimperne, and nearby villages.
"They understood our listed cottage needed lime, not cement. The repairs blend in perfectly and the walls can finally breathe again."
— Richard, Semley"Real craftsmanship on our 18th century farmhouse. Patient, knowledgeable, and clearly experienced with period properties."
— Linda, Tisbury