
Jobs in progress #167
Updated July, 2021 !
Over 22 years of jobs in progress !
Siding replaced with blue stucco
in Silver Spring, Maryland


AFTER: Siding replaced with stucco.
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BEFORE: Back of house
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AFTER: New blue stucco
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Chimney was victimized by spalling brick and sloppy patches..
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Chimney finished with blue stucco.
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A view of our counter flashing and kick out flashing. Please click for more about counter flashing here:
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Siding is easily ripped off with bare hands by starting from the top. This siding was super easy because it was old and brittle.
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Stucco fireplace and porch
in McLean, Virginia

Fireplace surround is built out using blocks. The top was made from metal studs and metal lath.

Enclosed porch had a nice rough white stucco finish.

Bold, designer fireplace.

Heart designs are scratched in the wall with a nail. Find out who did it here:
Arts Club of
Washington, DC

Addition in the Arts Club sculpture garden gets new stucco. Proteus is back in town to share a cool design.

Design is marked off on the stucco brown coat with masking tape.

We put on our finish coat material, white portland cement and white sand, and pulled the tape off.

Next, the rest of the wall is finished.
Stucco on the back of townhouse
in Washington, DC

Townhouse in Northeast Washington had a mix of old sloppy stucco and old sloppy brick patches.

Finish coat is white portland cement and sand. Color is paint tint from Sherwin-Williams.
Black stucco
in Alexandria, Virginia

Stucco on the back of this house near the Masonic Temple.

A whole gallon of black paint tint is added to our liquid mix.
Stucco replaced in Wesley Heights
Washington, DC
Pebble Dash revisited
Washington, DC

A typical patch job on a pebble dash garage.

The garage is at this house we did in 2004.
You may have seen this house before here.
A couple small projects
in Washington, DC

Patching plaster in the Arts Club of Washington. The inaugural ball was held in these two rooms in 1817. The White House was burned in 1812, and wasn't rebuilt yet.
