Townsville Plastering in Townsville, Queensland | Product/service

Townsville Plastering

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 407 571 810

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24.01.2022 Bathroom renovation :) a job well done Jon stay tuned for the end result!

23.01.2022 10% Discount applies to Age pensioners, seniors and Australian Defence force personnel. *Present a Valid pension card, seniors card or ADF id card to be eligable.

20.01.2022 The Vic park pub is no more! It's a very sad day for Townsville

15.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/CSRGyprock/videos/1845353828848179/

14.01.2022 Due to the number of calls we are currently being in undated with, we would like to advise that we are fully licensed and insured to provide insurance quotes and complete insurance work. If you have water building up in your gyprock ceiling it is advised to use a screw driver to put a hole in the sheet to release pressure. If you need this done and don't feel confident doing it yourself we will come and do it for you Free of charge.

10.01.2022 We will be out on friday doing quotes, if you need a quote please pm or call 0478788781.

10.01.2022 Shower screen is in

07.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/684813561/posts/10155740492328562/

06.01.2022 How's this look

05.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/771794279550450/posts/1853791248017409/

04.01.2022 QBCC CRACKS DOWN ON FAKE TRADIES, SCAMMERS IN TOWNSVILLE The Queensland Building and Construction Commission says it is targeting fake tradespeople and scam...mers taking advantage of Townsville residents affected by the floods. The QBCC said it was sending additional inspectors from Cairns, Mackay and Brisbane to conduct licence checks this week. Commissioner Brett Bassett said the QBCC has heard reports of people claiming to be licensed contractors when they were not. The QBCC conducts random compliance audits regularly throughout the state," he said. "But with Townsville residents currently in clean-up mode and local media reports of people being ripped off, we will be on the hunt for these particularly brazen perpetrators." Mr Bassett said there were significant penalties for people caught performing unlicensed building work. "Individuals can be hit with fines of up to $45,000 or even face prison time," he said. Mr Bassett said homeowners could report unlicensed contractors to the QBCC via 139 333. He encouraged homeowners to see a contractor’s QBCC licence and check the licensee’s history on the QBCC website. : Pixabay: public domain

02.01.2022 Christmas is fast approaching, we would like to extend a very merry christmas and a happy new year to all. We will on holiday until mid january. In the meantime safe travels to all travellers and happy holidays x

01.01.2022 Erebus Motorsport V8 congratulations on a great win David, Betty and all the team.