Mission Hills holds some of San Diego's finest 1920s–30s Spanish Revival and Craftsman homes, and their original plaster exteriors are a defining part of the neighborhood's historic character. We specialize in period-accurate restoration and hand-troweling that preserves that character rather than erasing it.
Mission Hills is a historic preservation district, and that changes everything about how stucco work has to be done here. The neighborhood's Spanish Revival, Monterey, and Craftsman homes have original three-coat plaster exteriors — often with smooth or fine float finishes, integral color, and detailing around arches and window surrounds that modern spray-on systems can't reproduce. When these walls need repair or restoration, the work has to match the original trowel technique, lime content, and color or the home loses the very character that makes it valuable. We've been doing period-accurate plaster restoration in Mission Hills for decades. Our master plasterers reproduce the original texture and hand-blend integral pigment to match the aged color, and we're experienced working within the historic district's review process so the restoration is approved and the home's character is preserved.
Call (619) 599-3943 or request your free on-site estimate. A real estimator will walk your Mission Hills property and give you a firm fixed price — no pressure.