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Also idk if the plasterers are theirs, but if they're external, plasters can be pretty choosy and hard to get hold of. So that might be why they want to get it done when they can.
Not being able to guarantee dates for plasterers later down the line was what i was told but I'm at the point where I don't believe anything anymore.
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I can well imagine.
As a counterview /anecdote, when I was labouring for my mate's building company there were plasterers booked for a job. Everything and everyone needed to be gone for them to go in. Either the electrician or plumber (can't remember) was finishing something off in one of the rooms. It would have been absolutely possible for them to start at the other end. They just said, "we said it needed to be empty. We'll come back another day." and they left.
hugo7
Depends on the weather and what sits in their place as protection.
I'm not a plaster, but I can't see an issue. If anything you'd hope it'll give more time for the plaster to dry and cracks appear allowing them to be made good while people are still on site, instead of waiting forever for them to come back for snagging.
Also idk if the plasterers are theirs, but if they're external, plasters can be pretty choosy and hard to get hold of. So that might be why they want to get it done when they can.