01 · LATH
Four trades.
One crew.
Most subs do one thing well. We do four — and we coordinate them under a single foreman so the substrate, the wet coats, and the finish read as one continuous piece of work.
Pick a trade.
Or take all four.
Each service below has its own deep page — system specs, finish options, and recent project examples. If your scope touches more than one trade, talk to us about a combined bid. We almost always save the GC schedule by sequencing them internally.
01 — LATH
Substrate done right.
Galvanized self-furring metal lath over two layers of Grade-D paper, on wood-frame, steel-stud, or CMU backup. Weep screed set, corner beads true, expansion joints on the plan. Lath details →
02 — STUCCO
Exterior, weather-tight.
Cement stucco for exterior walls — modern one-coat or traditional three-coat. Properly detailed terminations, control joints, and integration with windows and flashings. Stucco details →
03 — DRYWALL
Hang, tape, finish.
Level 4 and Level 5 finishes for plaster transitions, retrofits, and tenant improvements. Coordinated with the plaster scope so the wall reads continuous. Drywall details →
04 — SCAFFOLD
Access without drama.
Scaffold coordination, access planning, protection, and staging for exterior plaster and stucco work. Crews get clean reach without slowing the schedule. Scaffold details →
How We Run a Job
Seven phases,
same on every project.
The job's the same whether it's a single-trade scope or a full lath-through-interior-plaster package: walk the site, lock the spec, bid honest, inspect the substrate, apply the coats, punch with your super, and stand behind the work for two years after.
