See our work
Before and after shots from real homes around Brevard County, every one of them our own crew's work. Each card names the town the job was in; where a job's town was never written down it says Brevard County rather than us picking one that sounds right. Look for the seams in the after photos. You shouldn't be able to find them.
Full home · Palm Bay
Full-home re-stucco in Palm Bay
A Palm Bay pool-side wall came to us as bare concrete block. We masked everything off, pulled a wet scratch coat over the block, and finished it out in a clean smooth knockdown. Bare CMU to finished stucco in one job.
Repair · Satellite Beach
Cracking & water damage repair in Satellite Beach
A horizontal crack ran under the window, and the pool-equipment wall had rust stains where water had been getting in for a while. We cut out the damaged sections, re-bonded clean stucco to sound substrate, and blended the patches into the existing wall.
Repair · Viera
Bulging stucco repair in Viera
The stucco up at the chimney was weathered and starting to fail, and a long horizontal band on the wall was bulging away from the substrate. We pulled the bad sections, re-attached fresh stucco, and matched the lace texture so the repair blends into the rest of the house.
Finish match · Indialantic
Finish match after another contractor's patch in Indialantic
A previous contractor's patches were reading dark against the rest of the wall, and a plywood patch on the yellow side still needed stucco over it. We re-coated and re-textured the patch areas so the wall reads as one continuous piece again. Finish matching is most of what we do.
Addition · Melbourne
Brick entry refinished in stucco in Melbourne
The painted-pink brick around the front entry was dated and ready to go. We covered the brick in smooth stucco and built a clean stone-look arch surround around the door. The spindles and flagstone stayed — everything else got a fresh face.
Addition · Cocoa
New french doors stuccoed in on a Cocoa home
A carpenter had just dropped in new french doors, with raw wood framing and expanding foam still showing around the opening. We brought a fresh scratch coat right up to the trim and feathered it into the existing wall, ready for finish texture.
Addition · Rockledge
New lakeside windows stuccoed in on a Rockledge home
New picture windows had just gone in on the lakeside wall, with bare block exposed underneath. We masked the glass, scratch-coated over the block, and tied it back into the rest of the wall so the new and old read as one.
Addition · Merritt Island
New sliding patio door stuccoed in on a Merritt Island home
A new sliding patio door had just been set in the back wall off the lanai, with raw wood jambs and foam still showing around the frame. We masked the surround and brought a fresh scratch coat right up to the new door so it reads as a clean part of the wall.
Addition · Brevard County
Block addition wrapped in stucco
A new addition came to us as bare concrete block on three sides, roof on and openings framed. Block is thirsty and it telegraphs every joint, so it gets a proper scratch coat before anything else — then a brown coat pulled flat and a finish texture carried around all three corners in one go. Doing the whole wrap in one visit is what keeps the texture consistent; stopping and restarting is how you end up with a seam you can see from the driveway.
Addition · Brevard County
Poolside addition, block to finished wall
An addition off the pool deck, taken from bare block to a finished wall with the window set in. Working beside a pool means masking properly and keeping the deck clean as you go — nobody wants to be picking stucco out of their pool filter for a month afterwards. The finish was matched to the main house so the addition reads as part of the original build rather than something bolted on.
Full home · Brevard County
Weathered wall above a stone veneer, re-finished
The stone veneer along the bottom of this entry was in good shape; the stucco above it had gone blotchy and grey with years of weather. Replacing the stone was never the job. We worked the wall above it back to an even finish and cut in cleanly along the top of the stone, so the two materials meet at a straight line instead of a smudge. Same house, same stone, and the front of it reads new again.
Finish match · Brevard County
New front door and window openings, blended in
New door and windows going into an existing wall leaves a band of raw block and lath around every opening. That band is the whole job: it has to be built back flush and textured to match a wall that has been sitting in the Florida sun for years. Get it wrong and you can read the outline of every opening from the kerb. These were feathered out far enough into the old wall that the repair disappears.
Addition · Brevard County
Stucco mailbox column
Not every job is a wall. A mailbox column sits at the end of the drive getting hit by sprinklers and sun all day, and it is the first thing anyone sees of the house. This one was built up and finished in a texture matched to the home behind it, house number set into the face. Small job, same materials, same finish work.