Damp proofing / waterproofing
Sussex Coast Plastering
Trust score
47out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volumeLow · 3
Evidence breadth1 independent public source
Profile statusListed
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What customers say
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5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Gary replies to my request very promptly and very helpful! Will definitely recommend him!"
"Gary did an amazing job of damp proofing and re-plastering 3 rooms in our Victorian house. We've gone from peeling, damp 70's wallpaper to beautiful re-plastered damp free rooms that look brilliant painted. Gary completed the job quickly and was a lovely person to have around. We'll 100% be in touch again as we tackle our next jobs!"
"Very happy with the quality of painting done at my property. Good price quoted and very professional."
Detailed reviews
Gary replies to my request very promptly and very helpful! Will definitely recommend him!
Gary did an amazing job of damp proofing and re-plastering 3 rooms in our Victorian house. We've gone from peeling, damp 70's wallpaper to beautiful re-plastered damp free rooms that look brilliant painted. Gary completed the job quickly and was a lovely person to have around. We'll 100% be in touch again as we tackle our next jobs!
Very happy with the quality of painting done at my property. Good price quoted and very professional.
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Public evidence last checked May 2026
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Damp proofer in Brighton, East Sussex.
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Review volume: Low · 3
Evidence breadth: 1 independent public source
Profile status: Listed
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Damp and timber work isn't licensed in the UK, and "rising damp" is often over-diagnosed - so a real qualification matters. Property Care Association members hold recognised damp-surveying qualifications (CSRT/CSSW), follow a code of ethics and must have traded at least three years. Check they're a PCA member before you accept a damp-treatment quote.
Check the PCA registerGet an INDEPENDENT damp survey — not a free one from the firm that wants to sell you the treatment. A free survey has every incentive to diagnose expensive 'rising damp', when the problem is often condensation, a leak, or high ground level that needs no chemical injection.
Insist they identify and fix the underlying CAUSE — a leak, blocked airbricks, poor ventilation, failed pointing — before agreeing to an injected damp-proof course, and ask them to explain why simpler fixes won't work.
Get the diagnosis and an itemised quote in writing, and be wary of pressure to sign on the spot for a long 'guarantee' that is only worth anything while that firm is still trading.
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What do customers say about Sussex Coast Plastering?
Sussex Coast Plastering has 3 public reviews, averaging 5 out of 5. You can read the individual reviews and where each came from in the reviews section above.
How do I know Sussex Coast Plastering's reviews are genuine?
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How long has Sussex Coast Plastering been trading?
Sussex Coast Plastering has been reviewed on public sources since 2021.