Drywall, Plaster & Stucco in Cambridge, MA
From North Cambridge down to the Charles River, Cambridge is roughly 4 miles from our Malden base, measured straight to the southwest.
Historic houses from Harvard Square to Cambridgeport
Cambridge has some of the oldest housing in the region. Federal and Greek Revival houses stand near Harvard Square and in Old Cambridge, Victorians and Queen Annes fill Mid-Cambridge and Agassiz, and North Cambridge, Cambridgeport and The Port have rows of two-families and triple-deckers.
Houses that old often carry layers of plaster repairs, ornamental cornices and medallions, and walls that are no longer flat. Owners want repairs that respect the house, not a new finish that looks out of place. In many older buildings, a crack also marks where the structure has shifted over the years.
We repair cracks and loose areas, skim walls that have been patched too many times and restore or match ornamental plaster. In East Cambridge and Wellington-Harrington, where houses sit close together, we also plan the work around neighbors and tight access.
Parts of Cambridge sit inside historic districts, and some exterior changes there need city review before work starts. Interior plaster repair usually doesn't, but facade or stucco work might, so check with the city before you plan an exterior repair. We can describe exactly what the repair involves so you have what you need for that conversation. Inside, the goal is the one most owners of these houses share: keep the original character and make the repair disappear.
Our services in Cambridge
Older Cambridge houses call for careful plaster work first, with drywall where rooms are rebuilt and stucco on the exterior walls. Each room gets the approach it needs.
Drywall
Drywall for renovations and additions in Cambridge homes, finished so the new walls sit flush against the old plaster ones.
Learn more02Plastering
Ornamental plaster restoration, crack repair and skim coats that suit the character of older Cambridge houses.
Learn more03Stucco
Cracked exterior stucco repaired and blended into the existing finish, plus new stucco for walls and garden structures.
Learn moreCambridge questions
Yes. We repair damaged sections and rebuild missing pieces to match the existing profile, then finish the walls around them. Photos help us plan the visit.
If the plaster is still bonded, a skim coat usually brings it back to a flat finish with less demolition. Where it has come loose, we replace that section and blend it into the wall. Either way, the finished wall should read as one surface, with no line between old and new.
Yes. We plan deliveries and cleanup around the site, protect floors and shared areas, and keep the work area tidy. Call (857) 888-1483 to set up the free estimate.
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