Stucco: the upper bays and gable
The two projecting second-floor bays, the gable around the arched window and the box at the right end of the porch roof are finished in light beige stucco.
A semi-detached pair on a new Oakville street: brick walls, stone at the arched entry and garage piers, and light stucco on the second-floor bays and gable. We clad new builds like this for builders and owner-builders, with a fixed written quote.
Three claddings meet on one front wall. Stucco is the light, smooth upper finish; the rest is masonry.
The two projecting second-floor bays, the gable around the arched window and the box at the right end of the porch roof are finished in light beige stucco.
Dark brick covers the ground floor around both garages and the second-floor walls between the bays.
Grey stone frames the arched porch entry and the piers on each side of the garage doors. Where stucco meets stone or a window, the joint is sealed.
Book us at the drawing stage; on site we follow the masonry and finish before grading.
This houseThe photo above shows the stucco finished and the lot still bare earth, before grading and driveways.
“I've worked with this Stucco Wall Systems on multiple custom home projects, and they consistently deliver outstanding results. Their workmanship is top-notch, with great attention to detail and a clean, professional finish every time. They're reliable, easy to work with, and communicate well throughout the project. In addition, their pricing is fair and competitive for the level of quality they provide.”
“Great consultation! I asked many questions and received clear, detailed answers to everything. You can tell they truly know stucco and have real experience. Very professional and patient.”
“Great work and honest prices. Did what they said they would do. Would recommend.”
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