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From historic brick facades in the Marigny to raised-home foundations in Algiers Point, limewash gives New Orleans masonry a soft, breathable, old-world finish that suits our Gulf-South character.

We assess your brick, stone, or stucco surface to ensure it's suitable for limewash application, check moisture levels, and discuss opacity, color options, and the organic finish style you're looking for.
Surface Evaluation. We assess your brick, stone, or stucco surface to ensure it's suitable for limewash application, check moisture levels, and discuss opacity, color options, and the organic finish style you're looking for.

We clean the masonry surface, dampen it thoroughly, and hand-apply multiple coats of authentic slaked-lime wash using premium Romabio or Meoded products for natural depth, variation, and breathability.
Prep & Apply. We clean the masonry surface, dampen it thoroughly, and hand-apply multiple coats of authentic slaked-lime wash using premium Romabio or Meoded products for natural depth, variation, and breathability.

Limewash cures naturally over several days, developing its signature textured patina. We inspect the final result and ensure the coverage and tone meet your aesthetic vision for your New Orleans home.
Cure & Inspect. Limewash cures naturally over several days, developing its signature textured patina. We inspect the final result and ensure the coverage and tone meet your aesthetic vision for your New Orleans home.
We assess your brick, stone, or stucco surface to ensure it's suitable for limewash application, check moisture levels, and discuss opacity, color options, and the organic finish style you're looking for.
We clean the masonry surface, dampen it thoroughly, and hand-apply multiple coats of authentic slaked-lime wash using premium Romabio or Meoded products for natural depth, variation, and breathability.
Limewash cures naturally over several days, developing its signature textured patina. We inspect the final result and ensure the coverage and tone meet your aesthetic vision for your New Orleans home.
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"I had such a wonderful experience with this company and their performance at my home. They did such a fantastic job and…"
Spencer Flynn
"Excellent painting service. Andrés López was very professional from the first contact, meeting deadlines and delivering…"
Viviana Torres
"I had a great experience with this painting company especially with Andres. He was an excellent person from start to fin…"
Yamilet López
"Can't say enough about the job Junior and Fernanda did on our interior and outside stucco. They were attentive to detail…"
Brian Wheelis
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Your peace of mind, at the top of mind with our three-year transferable warranty. Covers the painting job, even if you sell the house.
Download WarrantyIs limewash good for humid New Orleans brick?
Yes. Limewash is breathable, letting moisture escape rather than trapping it against masonry, which suits the humid climate of New Orleans, Gretna, and Metairie. Our work is backed by a 3-year transferable warranty.
Can I choose the limewash shade?
Every limewash project includes a free color consultation, so we help you pick a tone that complements historic and suburban homes alike across Kenner, Chalmette, and Marrero.
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