Explore our Finishes

The cat face finish, also sometimes referred to as the California finish, features a smooth surface with rough patches throughout the design. These rough patches vary in size and spacing depending on how you want the end result to look.

This is a basic and simple kind of texture that is popular in commercial  and residential applications.

It can be fine, medium or coarse in appearance and varies depending on the manufacturer. It is troweled down and finished using a float and quick strokes.

These textures are one of the most common and are typically what is ingrained in most people’s minds when they think of stucco.

This texture can hide many imperfections and is great for virtually any application. Both for  residential and commercial.

As one of the more time consuming finishes to achieve, the smooth stucco finish has a clean and simply elegant appearance. 

If you are looking for an elegant finish, look no further than Santa Barbara stucco. Also known as the Santa Barbara Mission finish, this finish is often used on Spanish style homes and is usually left natural and unpainted. The finish features two coats that result in a beautiful irregular finish that is semi-smooth.

Dash stucco finish applications create a gravely, gritty, bumpy look in a range of textures from light to dense. 

The worm stucco finish application contains large pieces of aggregate that creates tiny grooves in the texture of the stucco spread. We apply labor-intensive worm finish with a trowel in a fine, medium, or heavy finish, for a unique exterior for every home and building.

English stucco finishes are less common than some of the other types of finishes but are still found on some newer construction projects but are typically found on older buildings.