Exterior stucco and interior plaster finishes for new homes, remodels, and repairs — applied by the same crew that builds the house.
Stucco and plaster are finishes that reward patience and punish shortcuts. Done well, a stucco exterior shrugs off Idaho sun, snow, and freeze-thaw cycles for decades; done poorly, it cracks, stains, and lets water in behind the wall. We apply both as part of our custom homes and as a stand-alone service for remodels and repairs.
Because we're a full-service builder, the crew doing your stucco already understands what's behind it — the framing, sheathing, weather barrier, and flashing that decide whether a finish lasts. That's the difference between a coating and a wall system.
Traditional three-coat stucco and modern acrylic finish systems for new construction and re-siding projects. We handle the lath, weather-resistive barrier, drainage details, and control joints so the finish moves with the house instead of against it. Color and texture are matched to your plans or to the existing home for additions.
Smooth-troweled and textured plaster walls and ceilings for new homes and remodels, plus lath-and-plaster repair in older homes across Eastern Idaho. Plaster gives a depth and hardness that drywall doesn't, and repairs blend in when they're done by hand.
Yes, when the wall behind it is detailed correctly. Freeze-thaw cycles find any place water can get in, so the weather barrier, flashing, and control joints matter more than the finish coat. We build the whole assembly, not just the surface.
Yes. Hairline cracks, patches around new windows or doors, and water-damaged sections can all be repaired and blended. If the damage points to a problem behind the wall, we'll tell you before we cover it up.
We do. Lath-and-plaster walls in older Rexburg, Rigby, and Idaho Falls homes can be repaired and matched by hand rather than torn out and replaced with drywall.
Tell us what you're planning and we'll walk you through how we'd approach it.
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