Plasterwork is an applied finishing layer on surfaces such as walls and ceilings. It can level a substrate or create a particular surface. Preparation, build-up and the intended subsequent decoration form part of the specification.
How this term relates to your project
A quote stating only the area of plasterwork leaves important choices unresolved. Identify which walls are included, how existing damage will be prepared and which junctions with frames or ceilings will be finished. Existing decorative mouldings also need an explicit retention or repair decision. Discuss how the finished surface will be used.
A wall that will receive wallpaper raises different appearance questions from a painted wall lit obliquely by new glazing. Record the intended finish through a description or suitable sample rather than relying on the word smooth. Coordination with decoration, drying conditions and protection during other work belongs in the same programme, especially where multiple trades share the room.