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Color ConceptsPlastering

CA Lic. #885412 (C-35)Bakersfield, CA

661.809.6434

Stucco and plaster work in Bakersfield

Steve Flores repairs and re-stuccos houses, and plasters over old popcorn ceilings. He has been licensed in California since 2006.

5.0 · 19 Google reviews Mon to Sat, 6 AM to 6 PM

A white Color Concepts Plastering sign with the number 661.809.6434. Behind it, plaster going on the arches of a porch
His sign out front of a porch job, with the arches being plastered behind it.

What Steve does

He works on houses in Bakersfield, on outside walls and on ceilings indoors.

  • Cracks, holes and patches

    Stucco repair, with the texture and color matched to the wall around it.

  • A whole house redone

    The full outside re-plastered, so old patches and new work all match.

  • Wood or siding changed to stucco

    Wood, masonite or other siding taken off and plastered.

  • A new color, or the old one matched

    A new stucco color coat over the whole house, or a patch tinted to match what’s there.

  • Plaster on patio and porch ceilings

    Plastered overhead, gabled or curved.

  • Stucco on new walls

    New stucco, from wire lath to finish coat.

  • Popcorn ceilings made smooth

    Acoustic ceilings plastered over to a smooth finish.

  • Plaster indoors

    Walls and ceilings inside the house.

Looking up at a curved stucco ceiling with two recessed lights, where it meets a round stucco column
A curved ceiling and a round column, seen from underneath.

What’s under the color

Stucco is cement plaster, and it goes on in layers. Steve posted photos of this small building at three points in the job.

  1. Paper and wire

    The walls get wrapped in building paper, then covered in wire lath. The wire gives the plaster something to grip.

    A small gabled building wrapped in white building paper with wire mesh fastened over it, before any plaster
  2. Brown coat

    Cement plaster goes on over the wire and is floated flat. Plasterers call this gray layer the brown coat.

    The same building covered in rough gray cement plaster, with the white door and window frames showing against it
  3. Finish coat

    The last layer is the one you see. It carries the color and the texture, and here it is white.

    The same building finished in smooth white stucco

A repair goes through the same layers on a smaller piece of wall. The last one has to match the stucco around it.

Two jobs, partway and done

A large curved two-story house with gray siding, surrounded by scaffolding
Scaffold up around a curved two-story house.
The curved house in tan stucco, with a white railing along the upper balcony
The same house in tan stucco.
Under a large gabled patio cover with a freshly plastered ceiling. Plaster work is under way at the back wall, and the floor is covered in drop cloths and buckets
A gabled patio cover. The ceiling is plastered and the back wall is under way.
The same patio cover finished, with a pale ceiling and back wall, a brick column and wood double doors
The same patio cover, finished.

Steve posted these photos on his Google listing.

What customers wrote

5.0 · 19 Google reviews

Six are below. “…” marks where a review was shortened.

“Steve showed up on time and I was impressed with his knowledge of the texture/stucco industry. Was going to put Hardie siding on but after talking with steve it was an easy decision. The second story of the house was masonite and was showing water damage. Also the house being in an extreme fire area I wanted to get rid of the wood for a better fire rating. The job turned out fantastic. Steve went the extra mile to patch and redo the first floor so the entire house matched. …”

Terry J.Google review
  • “I was referred to Steve of Color Concepts by my next door neighbor who received excellent service for some repair work on his house. … I called Steve and he created a plan to replace the wood enclosure with plaster. The end result is absolutely amazing. So amazing that we decided to re-plaster the entire house ... to match the chimney enclosure, of course! … He and his able crew arrived exactly on time, started promptly, worked efficiently, and completed the entire project in one day (your house may be different). …”

    Andrei S.Google review

  • “We met with Steve for a bid for plastering the acoustic ceilings in our 34 year old house. I could tell right on the spot that he was the one to hire for the job. I’m thinking there was about 2000 or so square feet of ceiling to cover. His crew showed up the next work day and had the job finished in three days. Steve’s crew is excellent, very thoughtful in how they treated our property. …”

    arcflashedGoogle review

  • “I had a small amount of repair work that was needed and it was taken care of in a very fast, professional manor. … I asked for this little fix to be done and I was thrilled to come home and find it done! There are good, fair, tradesmen who still exist! Thank you for providing such great service!”

    Sherrie H.Google review

  • “Steve & his crew did a great job at our house. Took the popcorn ceiling off inside & stucco on the front of the house (we took the wood siding off) color match for the house is great. I’ll definitely use him again if needed!”

    Elliott S.Google review

  • “One of the finest contractors around. It’s hard to find reputable and honest work these days, especially as a woman. Stephen was honest, gracious, answered all my questions (as ridiculous as they were) with understanding and integrity. It’s excellent work at normal prices.. no price gouging.”

    Brandy K.Google review

Read every review on Google

Call or text Steve

661.809.6434 stevefloresplastering75@gmail.com
Hours
Monday to Saturday, 6 AM to 6 PMClosed Sunday
Area
Bakersfield, CA
License
CA Lic. #885412 (C-35)C-35 is the state’s lathing and plastering class. Licensed since 2006.Look it up on the CSLB site
A one-story ranch house with a tile roof and stucco arches on brick bases, behind a green lawn. The arches are still gray plaster
Stucco arches over brick on a ranch house, partway through. The arches are still in gray plaster.

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