Madison is about 22 miles from our Hackensack shop, inside the area we work every week. We handle exterior stucco, EIFS, and masonry on homes across the borough, including the older streets around Ridgedale Avenue and Bottle Hill.
Our owner has 25+ years in stucco, plaster, and masonry, and we’re family owned. Here’s the full range of our stucco services.
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If your property is in a historic district or listed as a historic site on the borough zoning map, you need approval before exterior changes. Madison lists roughly 110 such sites.
The local term is a Certificate of Historic Review. That matters, because most of New Jersey calls it a Certificate of Appropriateness, and searching for the wrong one sends you to the wrong page.
There’s a second thing worth knowing. In Madison the review itself is mandatory, but the borough states that compliance with the Commission’s recommendations is voluntary in most cases. Demolition is the exception and can carry binding conditions. Confirm your own situation with the borough before you plan around any of this.
Much of Madison’s oldest housing sits around Bottle Hill, where the village grew up around an 18th century tavern at the Ridgedale Avenue junction.
On houses that age, the finish is usually hard coat cement stucco over lath, not a modern synthetic system. It behaves differently, it repairs differently, and it wants a mix that’s compatible with what’s already on the wall. We’ve done that work for years, often as part of a wider building restoration.
This is where most stucco contractors stop and we don’t. Older Madison homes frequently need work on both sides of the wall.
We do interior plaster as well as exterior stucco. Smooth, sand float, and textured finishes, plus repair matched into existing plaster. Owners of older homes are often told a damaged plaster ceiling has to become drywall because nobody will match the original. It usually doesn’t.
We look at the wall before we quote, because on an older house what’s already there decides the job. Estimates are free for property owners and commercial general contractors, and you can read our reviews before you call.
We’re open Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm, and our crew speaks English and Spanish. Call (201) 750-3590 or request an estimate online. New Jersey HIC registration 13VH11592500.
If your property is in one of the historic districts or on the borough zoning map as a historic site, you need a Certificate of Historic Review before exterior changes. Madison lists roughly 110 such sites. Note the local wording: it is a Certificate of Historic Review, not a Certificate of Appropriateness.
The review itself is mandatory, but the borough states that compliance with the Commission’s recommendations is voluntary in most cases. Demolition conditions are the exception and are binding. Confirm your specific situation with the borough before you plan the work.
About 22 miles from our Hackensack location, which is inside our normal working radius of roughly 25 to 50 miles. We work throughout Morris County.
Usually. Matching older work means reading what is already there before quoting. We look at the wall in daylight and tell you whether a spot repair will blend or whether a full elevation needs recoating.
Yes. We handle exterior stucco, EIFS, and masonry, plus interior plaster finishes. Older homes often need both, and using one contractor keeps the finishes consistent.
We are open Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm. Call (201) 750-3590. Estimates are free for property owners and commercial general contractors, and our New Jersey HIC registration is 13VH11592500.