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Another stucco project
for Heb-N-Co Constructon

pebble dash addition in Chevy Chase. We rejoin our heroes
from last time here at this attractive pebble dash addition in Chevy Chase.

Design is by Fox architects.

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Pebble mix on existing house
Pebble mix on existing house (left) duplicated on sample board (right)
Mix is 3/4 pea gravel and one fourth 3/4" gravel.
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House in Takoma Park, MD

House in Takoma Park, MD Finish coat is REAL portland cement and REAL sand
Tar paper and metal lath on this house in Takoma Park, MD

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Side finished. Finish coat is REAL portland cement and REAL sand. Color is # 81 "Oatmeal" from La Habra stucco.
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Window sill
Window sill is cut from cedar. Note the top is angled for water to run away from building.
Bottom has drip groove cut to keep water from running back to wall.
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Stucco garage
Frederick, MD

garage is stuccoed Atractive garage is stuccoed to match existing house.
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House in Baltimore finished

House in Baltimore House in Baltimore
View of old dutch colonial house showing octagonal arches.
We stripped the whole house and put on new lath and stucco. Color is # 53 from La Habra stucco.
Finished wall is covered with plastic for three days. In cold weather, mortar sets slow, sometimes it takes four or five days.. If the wall is rained on in the meantime, the color could be messed up.

Two more projects

Plaster walls for Jarman Company, Inc. white stucco addition
Plaster walls for Jarman Company, Inc. Addition for Hemphill and Associates
You may recognize the white stucco addition on their home page if you were a visitor 3 years ago. If not,please click here