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Gleaming yellow stucco shows of this new custom home. Finish
is REAL
portland cement and REAL sand and not the toxic synthetic stuff. Color
is a custom color from Merlex stucco. Note the nice color balance with
the rough stone veneer. BELOW RIGHT: concrete stairs are stuccoed to match house, both the stairway and the stairs themselves. BELOW: Quoins are formed with lumber and filled with lath mortar for solid quoin. We don't work with flimsy foam. Note how the quoins are staggered for an interlocking block look. Please click here or on the pictures for more. |
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Top of chimney is my monument to Thomas Jefferson, one of my heroes from history. One day, someone will climb up here and see the two Jefferson dollar coins and two Jefferson nickels I embedded in the mortar. .Please click here or on the pictures for more details. |
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| Remember Tim's house ? If
not,click here . Here is the slide show I made the last time we were here: Slide show We came back two years later to do the first floor. Please click here or on the pictures for more details. |
Elegant mottled colors accent the beauty
of plaster walls and ceilings. Finish coat is Keene's cement,
lime and sand. Surface is
incredibly hard, scratch resistant, and scrubbable. Color is organic
paint colorant, made from plants, making this as green a material as there is. Please click here or on the pictures for more details |
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Troweling down a color finish in this bathroom. Please click here or on the pictures for more details |
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| Remember Joe's house from last summer ? If not Click here. We came back to do the Poolscape in the back. Click here or on the pictures to see how we did it. |
Concrete can be permanently stuccoed, contrary to popular belief. Click here or on the pictures to see how we did it. |
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Here is an
addition we did in 1995 that was torn down and rebuilt when
the new owners wanted a different look. You may have seen it before here.(opens
new window). I heard they had a hard time tearing out my stucco. Ha ha ha I don't put it on to tear off |
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We recycle our scrap metal lath,
and any other metal we
find on our job sites. Here, we are recycling pallets at the recycling facility in Prince William county. A lot of pallets are used in construction and it is sad to see the pitched into the landfill. If you have pallets leftover, bring them to my job and I'll recycle them for you. |