PLASTER · SMOOTH WALLS · REMODELING · TACOMA & LAKEWOOD, WA
Venetian Plaster, Smooth Walls & Remodeling in Tacoma and Lakewood
Tacoma and Lakewood have many older craftsman and mid-century homes, where walls often need repair before they look smooth again and bathrooms are ready for an update. We are a Washington licensed contractor based in Vancouver, taking on plaster, smooth wall and remodeling projects across the area.
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What We Do in Tacoma & Lakewood
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Venetian, Roman clay and limewash, all natural mineral plaster.
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Cracked, patched or textured walls skim coated flat.
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Dated bathrooms updated with new tile, shower and vanity.
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Thin, seamless coat for walls, fireplaces and countertops.
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Cracks and old patches fixed, new drywall hung and finished.
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Fresh paint for walls, ceilings and original trim.
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Kitchen cabinets updated or replaced with the rest of the room.
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New vinyl plank, laminate or engineered wood floors.
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Old brick or tile surrounds covered in plaster or microcement.
Our Work
Photos from our own projects.
Bathroom walls made smooth
Plaster fireplace and limewash wall
Tile floor, before and after
Tacoma Area Towns We Serve
Based in Vancouver, WA, with a Washington license, bond and insurance that cover the whole state. We work in:
Tacoma · Lakewood · University Place · Gig Harbor · Puyallup
Tacoma & Lakewood Questions
Do you travel to Gig Harbor and Puyallup?
Yes. Gig Harbor, Puyallup, University Place and the rest of the Tacoma area are in our work area, and our Washington license, bond and insurance cover the whole state.
How do estimates work if you're not local yet?
Start with a text: send a few photos of the room to (360) 820-0886 and a line about what you want. Then we set a day to come out, measure and give you a written estimate.
Can you make the walls smooth in an older house?
Usually, yes. Older walls often have cracks, patches and uneven texture, so we repair those first, then skim coat for a smooth, paint-ready wall. If your home still has original plaster walls, tell us and we will look at them during the visit.