Stucco Contractor in San Diego

From 1920s Spanish Revival bungalows in Mission Hills to sleek hillside builds in Carmel Valley and beach cottages in Pacific Beach, San Diego's housing stock spans a century of architectural styles — and every one of them uses stucco as its primary exterior. We've spent four decades matching the right finish, color, and system to each neighborhood's character and climate exposure.

San Diego is a stucco city. The vast majority of homes here — from coastal La Jolla to inland El Cajon — are clad in three-coat hard-coat stucco, and that material is what gives the region its signature warm, seamless look. But San Diego's microclimates are brutal on exteriors: salt fog eats at coastal walls, inland heat bakes finishes dry, and seismic movement opens hairline cracks that let water behind the lath. SD Plastering Company has worked in every corner of the city since 1984, so we know exactly which system holds up where — elastomeric topcoats near the ocean, properly cured three-coat inland, and period-accurate hand-troweling in the historic districts. Whether you need a single crack patched or a full estate re-stuccoed, our experienced crews deliver the same flawless finish San Diego's top architects and builders have trusted for 40 years.