Point Loma's oceanfront estates and Wooded Area homes sit on a peninsula surrounded by salt water — one of the most exposed coastal environments in San Diego. We deliver marine-grade stucco systems engineered to survive constant salt air and ocean wind.
Point Loma is a peninsula, which means its homes take salt exposure from multiple directions — the ocean side, the bay side, and the channel. The oceanfront estates near Cabrillo and the Wooded Area homes up on the hill deal with constant salt fog and marine humidity, while the La Playa and Liberty Station areas mix older coastal homes with newer construction. We've been working on Point Loma for over 40 years, and our specs are built for the exposure: two-layer Grade D weather-resistive paper, rust-resistant galvanized lath, full three-coat hard-coat systems, and elastomeric acrylic topcoats that shed salt moisture and bridge the hairline cracks that wind and seismic movement constantly open. Point Loma homeowners also favor smooth Santa Barbara and Spanish Mediterranean finishes, and our master plasterers lay those flawlessly at estate scale.
Call (619) 599-3943 or request your free on-site estimate. A real estimator will walk your Point Loma property and give you a firm fixed price — no pressure.