Arevalo Plastering Inc

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While we do work on commercial jobs, our specialty is residential. Our services include:

Facelifts: repair of existing stucco and application of new color skim coat

Fireplaces: application of plaster over brick masonry
Construction of decorative landscaping stucco walls and arches

Are you a contractor with a 6000 sq foot new-build? Or a homeowner tired of cracked walls, seeking a 'facelift' for your home? Our work covers a wide spectrum, from home remodels to commercial buildings. We offer both stucco services for the exterior of your home and plaster services for the interior. In addition, we supply and install architectural trim and detailing and are highly skilled at matching texture. Our commitment is to the client; we are guided by your desire to improve and beautify your home. We bring extensive experience to the table and are happy to spend quality time developing the overall concept including color consultation and offering alternative suggestions.

Arnoldo Arevalo, master craftsman of Arevalo Plastering, began his apprenticeship in 1988 at the age of 17. By the early 90's, Arnoldo was already foreman of a renowned and popular company, CJ Plastering. Arnoldo began working full-time for himself in 2004 as the owner of Chapin Plastering.

In 2007, Arnoldo and his wife Susan-Jane joined together to form Arevalo Plastering, Inc. Arnoldo is originally from Izabal, Guatemala and Susan-Jane was born in London, England. Based in Oakland, California, they bring an international flair to Arevalo Plastering.

The Bay Area
The San Francisco Bay Area boasts some of the most beautiful and varied examples of stucco in the United States. Within the unique architecture of this region, resides a population with ambitious and discerning tastes. Some of the outstanding custom work Arevalo Plastering has completed can be seen in San Francisco, Danville, Mill Valley, Orinda, Lafayette, the Berkeley Hills, exclusive Piedmont, San Mateo, Menlo Park, Blackhawk, Danville, Atherton, Alamo, and the Oakland hills. All the photos on this site demonstrate the original work of Arnoldo Arevalo.