Bricklaying & Plastering Perth

Great service, very efficient and tidy. He got the drawings done,the approval from the council and within a short time I had a new brick wall finished to a high quality.

As a carpenter who's been in the trade for over 15 years, I don't hand out praise lightly — especially when it comes to other trades on my jobs. Recently I brought in Perth Bricklaying And Plastering to handle the plastering on a big renovation in Bayswater (walls, ceilings, and some tricky feature areas). Honestly, I was delighted with the entire… Read more ·  1

experience. The team showed up when they said they would, worked cleanly around my framing and fix-outs, and delivered an incredibly smooth, professional finish that made painting a breeze. No rushed corners, no patching needed later — just top-shelf work that actually elevated the whole project. Communication was spot-on too; quick responses, clear updates, and they were happy to tweak things on the fly to suit the build. Fair pricing, no hidden extras, and they left the site tidier than they found it. If you're a carpenter or builder looking for plasterers you can actually trust and enjoy working with, give these guys a call. 5 stars — I'd use them again in a heartbeat.

I've used these guys multiple times and highly recommend them, very clean (which is rare for plasterers) and they did a great job. Show reply

Hi all, I’m sharing my experience with Perth Bricklaying and Plastering in the interest of informing others who may be considering engaging their services. I engaged this business to build a fence for my property, with a quoted cost of approximately $19,800. I have paid around $16,000 to date. I now understand that this may be above market rate,… Read more

but at the time, I was struggling to obtain responses from other contractors due to high demand in the industry. I relied on the company’s website, which presents it as a professional construction business with claims of high-quality workmanship and industry expertise. I later discovered that it is operated by a sole trader.

Since work commenced, I have experienced repeated issues including: • Unreliable communication and non-attendance on agreed dates. • An explanation for non-attendance involving a burst pipe at the owner’s investment property. • A claim by the owner that he had sustained a neck injury, after which another individual was sent to complete the work. I was not provided any details about this person’s qualifications or relationship to the business. • A lack of progress on-site despite messages stating work would resume, particularly during a two-week period while I was overseas.

During my absence, my mother contacted the business on my behalf to follow up after my emails were ignored. The response she received was abrupt. The owner claimed he was on holiday and hung up on her. He later responded via text in a manner I considered inappropriate, referencing a fictional threat from my mother’s “husband” (she is not married). Shortly after, I received an email accusing my mother of threatening violence and stating that the business would no longer continue the job, suggesting I engage another plasterer. This appears to confirm my suspicion that he was trying to get something in writing to justify abandoning the job. The potential employee who may also not be an employee told me that this man was in Bali while telling me he was seeking physio for his injured neck. I suspect that is where he was on ‘holiday’ instead of coming to finish the job.

Additionally, I received multiple invoices with very short payment timelines—often due the next day—and follow-ups occurred even after I communicated expected payment processing times.

At this point, the job remains incomplete, with debris left on-site and an unfinished fence. I have documented all relevant communications, invoices, and photographs of the work and website. I have consulted a lawyer who has confirmed that I am within my rights to share a factual account of my experience and to leave honest reviews.

I will also be reporting this business to Consumer protection.