Historic Plaster Restoration by Novaplast is a traditional plaster craftsmanship provider with a decade of experience restoring, repairing, and preserving plaster walls and ceilings in Victorian, Federal, Colonial, and Arts and Crafts era homes.
The extraordinary concentration of historic residential properties spanning three centuries of American architectural history produces a continuous market for qualified tradespeople who know how to work with traditional plaster systems that the original architects and builders expected the surfaces to receive throughout their useful life. Novaplast has built its entire business to fill exactly this gap — with skills that disappeared from mainstream construction when drywall displaced plaster over fifty years ago.
Three-coat plaster systems is fundamentally different from gypsum board construction — demanding expertise that goes far beyond patching drywall. Their skilled craftspeople are experienced in both traditional and modern repair materials and methods — so historic plaster can be matched invisibly.
Their assessment protocol covers every surface in scope before any repair scope is finalized using the traditional sounding method to find every area where plaster has separated from its support structure — identifying the compromised areas before they fail completely.
Precision patch repairs on specific localized failures as well as full-room skim coat applications to restore deteriorated plaster surfaces to a smooth, paintable finish are services Novaplast delivers on every appropriate project. Ornamental plaster repair — including medallions, cornices, and molded trim details — is executed through cast replication or hand-formed matching suited to the level of detail and scale of the original element.
New Marlborough, MA residents with period architecture rely on Novaplast to protect the irreplaceable physical fabric of their plaster surfaces for generations to come.
Reach out to Novaplast Plaster Repair now to schedule your plaster assessment in New Marlborough, MA and protect the historic fabric of your home that honors your home's history and craftsmanship.
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