Traditional Coving Installation
Classic plaster coving profiles for a timeless ceiling edge.
Coving Services
Coving enhances ceiling transitions and adds architectural detail to any room.
Our coving services deliver stylish, finishing touches with accurate alignment and clean joints throughout - from classic profiles to modern, minimal lines.
Overview
Coving softens the join between wall and ceiling, hiding hairline cracks and adding a finished, architectural feel to any room. Whether you want a traditional decorative profile or a clean modern line, we fit, fill and finish it to a smooth, paint-ready standard.
What We Offer
Every job is completed by qualified and experienced coving specialists in Birmingham.
Classic plaster coving profiles for a timeless ceiling edge.
Clean, minimal coving lines suited to contemporary interiors.
Decorative ceiling roses fitted around light fixtures.
Cracked, damaged or detached coving repaired and refitted.
Neat mitred corners and filled joints for a seamless run.
Filled, sanded and painted coving ready to blend into the room.
Why Choose Us
We ensure accurate alignment and clean, mitred joints throughout, for a coving line that looks continuous and professional.
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Our Process
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FAQs
Coving typically refers to a simpler, curved profile, while cornice describes more ornate, decorative mouldings - we fit both styles to suit your room.
Coving is commonly available in polystyrene, plaster, and MDF - each with different durability, weight and finish characteristics, which we can advise on.
A standard room can usually be fitted in a day, including cutting, fixing, filling and leaving joints ready for painting.
Yes, we prepare the ceiling and wall junction first so the coving sits straight even where the original edge is uneven.
Yes, we fill and sand every joint before painting, so the finished coving blends seamlessly with your walls and ceiling.
In many cases yes - cracked or partially detached coving can often be refixed and refilled rather than fully replaced.