Construction company RPSC produces plastering work of any volume and on objects of any degree of complexity. We also carry out plastering of architectural interior and exterior details - improved plastering of columns, pillars, flat and curved slopes, etc.

Depending on the purpose of the plaster and wall material building, the type of facade plastering is selected. Conventional or decorative facade plastering is possible. In addition, our company’s specialists carry out repairs and renovation of old plastered surfaces with partial or complete replacement, for example, ceiling plaster repair in some places or Repair of wall plaster in some places.

Construction company RPSC has many years of experience in area plastering works. Our staff consists of true professionals with excellent knowledge of their business and able to perform this difficult work efficiently. They know everything about plaster.

One of the most significant stages of finishing any premises is plastering walls. Whether you are renovating an old building or decorating an apartment in a new building, the main part of the preparation for plastering walls is plastering work. High-quality, competent plastering of walls is not cheap, and can account for two-thirds of the cost of all finishing works. Prices for plastering work vary depending on the degree of complexity of the surface and the type of plaster itself. But is it worth saving on quality in this matter, looking for workers with a dubious reputation who offer to cheaply perform “any renovation work»?

Our company has “proven itself” and the level of its skill, both at elite facilities and at large construction sites, where the most important issue is quality, time and full compliance of the plaster with the wishes of the customer, while strictly observing all the rules and requirements of construction and repair work. The plaster performed by our specialists is distinguished by its impeccable surface and strict adherence to standards when finishing wall corners. Trust us plastering work, prices which are presented on our website, and we will fulfill them conscientiously and efficiently. Production capacity construction company RPSC guarantee the performance of large volumes of screeds, painting and plastering work in residential multi-apartment buildings and non-residential premises.

Prices for plastering work

Name of works	Unit	price, rub.
Plastering walls under tiles	m 2	200-250
Improved wall plastering	m 2	300-360
Improved ceiling plastering	m 2	350-400
Improved plastering of pillars, columns	m 2	450-500
High quality wall plastering	m 2	450-500
High quality plastering of ceilings	m 2	400-450
High-quality plastering of pillars and columns	p.m.	550-600
High-quality wall plastering using mesh	m 2	380-420
Plastering slopes	p.m.	300-400
Slope putty	p.m.	120-140
Decorative plaster	m 2	400-500
Venetian plaster	m 2	550-650
Repair of plaster ceilings in separate places	m 2	350-400
Repair of wall plaster in separate places	m 2	250-300
Sealing the groove	p.m.	40-50
Gluing paint mesh under putty ceilings	m 2	80-90
Gluing paint mesh under wall putty	m 2	60-80
Plaster corner installation	p.m.	40-60
Putty for window slopes	p.m.	280-310
Ceiling putty	m 2	160-240
Wall putty	m 2	140-180
Puttying joints of ceiling plinths	Joint	30-50
Putty and gluing seams with serpyanka	p.m.	30-40
Clearing ceiling rusts	p.m.	60-65
Sealing ceiling rustics	p.m.	150-170

Federal unit prices and state elemental prices estimate standards make it possible to prepare estimates for plaster repairs using current or base prices. Thanks to these standards, you can easily calculate the amount of work and the required budget.

GESN for plastering work is a collection of state standards number 61. The “General Guidelines” provide explanations regarding the use of the document: how to determine the consumption of resources, what costs and in what cases are excluded, how to apply the standards if repairs are carried out on an area of ​​up to 5 m2, etc. The technical part of the document consists of 32 tables, which contain cost standards for each element. In turn, the table consists of two, three or more parts, revealing costs by item depending on the material used, the thickness of the plaster layer, and the need for additional operations.
GESN includes sections devoted to the repair of plaster applied to the following structures, surfaces and materials:

Local estimate for wall plaster repairs

Repairing internal or external plastered walls is not a whim, but a necessity, especially for facades. Unfortunately, no one is safe from this either. Therefore, it is often necessary to compile local estimate for plastering repair work, which either represents part of a whole project, or the entire repair consists of eliminating defects in plastered walls. The estimate is a primary document and looks like a table of two columns interconnected in meaning. In a local document, it is customary to group data by type of work, equipment, and structural elements object being repaired. The estimate is prepared taking into account several factors, including:

• scope of upcoming actions;
• need for tools and equipment;
• current cost standards;
• real prices for work and equipment rental;
• Cost of materials.

Expenses are usually divided into 4 categories:

• equipment;
• finishing;
• installation work;
• other expense items.

Prices for repairing plaster walls in individual places

When it is necessary to repair the plaster coating not by continuous leveling, but on individual surfaces, when drawing up estimates, they are guided by tables 2,3,4 and 5 of collection No. 61 FER. They contain an element-by-element indication of cost standards, while tables 2 and 3 are devoted to repairs interior walls(wooden, stone, concrete), and 4 and 5 concern ceilings (wooden, stone, concrete). Expenses include the following items: wages of construction workers, auxiliary workers, machinists, equipment costs, materials (mortar, water), cleaning costs construction waste. Each element is assigned a unique code, thereby guaranteeing error-free calculations.

Repair of wall plaster according to FER

Federal unit prices (FER texts) are a set of regulations that regulate prices for each item of expenditure, including repairs of internal and facade plaster. The collection concerning plastering contains prices for all operations, including surface preparation and sorting of materials, fencing and repairs themselves. Cost standards for garbage collection, removal of unspent material, protection and cleaning of glass, devices and products from plaster mortar. The document stipulates that the plaster is repaired by continuous leveling or by the area of ​​individual places. The FER text provides recommendations for calculating the repaired area and the procedure for determining the volume of plastering on various curved surfaces.

Hello! I have the following question: in the defect report, the customer indicates the work of repairing plaster walls on brick in individual places S up to 1m2 with a layer thickness of up to 20 mm cement mortar. SOKr applies the rate 61-02-07. And if the d/v sounds like working only with a dry mixture (dry repair mixture "Beers -30" then SOKr is regarded as follows: beating plaster 46-02-009-02; continuous leveling of surfaces (single-layer plaster) from dry mortar mixtures thickness more than 10 mm (up to 30 mm) d2 15-02-019-11. With the use of this, labor intensity drops from 228.35 man-hours per 100 m2 to 82.1 man-hours per 100 m2. hence the cost of the work. Please tell me how correctly SOKr acts when using these on this work. If they are wrong, how can they prove it, based on what regulations.

Correct enough

Why is the diameter correct because the work is a repair and it is impossible to apply a solution from a dry mixture in one layer because... the material in any patch shrinks and a hole appears in place of the section of the wall being repaired, and there is also work involved in preparing the surface, notching, applying spray, and additional work. layer of soil if necessary, preparing (mixing) the solution at the workplace.

I thought that they meant PZ * 3, but there is no notch there, but what kind of walls are there? This is taken into account

ALB, that's right! and here it is correct! If you want to take it differently, correct the defect!

Incorrect. This is the same plaster repair with replacing the mortar with a dry mixture + preparing the mixture + priming. Try referring to SNiP 3.04.01-87 Table 10: the permissible thickness of single-layer plaster is up to 20 mm. Everything above is within the framework of repairs and according to repair collections.

quote=Tatyana_K]Quote (ALB) And if the d/v sounds like working only with a dry mix (dry repair mix "Beers -30" then SOKr is regarded as follows: beating plaster 46-02-009-02; continuous leveling of surfaces (single-layer plaster ) from dry mortar mixtures with a thickness of more than 10 mm (up to 30 mm) d2 15-02-019-11 is correct here too! If you want to take it differently, correct the defect! The defect cannot be corrected because it is made by the customer, and the contractor can only agree and We work with the customer's materials. Accordingly, the customer needs to lay down the material that he has lying around in the warehouse. But the question is whether the SOCR correctly applies from the 15th collection for repair work? As far as I understand, the work described in the 15th collection should be carried out in workshops (premises) taken out of service and, as an option, transferred to the contractor under the act. And we carry out repair work in existing workshops of the metallurgical industry. If I am mistaken or wrong about something, please correct me and if possible, explain. Thank you in advance.

Therefore, the presence of sb.46 is inappropriate.. As well as continuous alignment when applied to this point d.v. due to clearly defined boundaries of individual volumes and types of work. How you will compensate for the manual preparation of solutions is up to you to decide with the customer. Options Sat 6.69, calculation. The rest of the pearls about correctness...let's leave it to the conscience of inattentive reading and gaps in knowledge of plastering technology. It is impossible to turn a simple leveling (single-layer plaster) into a full-fledged plaster.

If you have a clear understanding of this issue, please advise how to correctly prove this based on which regulatory documents. This is a very interesting question for me, since we constantly carry out this type of work, and another important factor is this (repair of plaster in individual places), it constitutes the main cost. And our estimators (SOKr) really liked the price of single-layer plaster that they even use it for such work as restoring the protective layer concrete structures(beams, columns, covering (floor) slabs) with dry repair mixtures "emako". So please tell me how to fight such injustice.

You are undergoing renovation or renovation work. If repair work is carried out, then you should use, if possible, a direct price from TERr (MDS 35) and only in the absence of sb. 46 and collections for the new. We need to find a TTC for the work of these collections and prove the technology.