We work across the Richmond metro — the city itself and the surrounding counties. Below is where we spend most of our time, and what we tend to find there.
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City of Richmond
- The Fan — dense pre-1930 brick row houses, soft lime mortar, painted brick everywhere. Careful masonry work, not pressure.
- Church Hill — some of the oldest housing stock in the city; the same lime mortar cautions apply, plus steep site access.
- Museum District — brick and painted brick, mature street trees, heavy north-wall algae.
- Northside & Ginter Park — big shaded lots, older brick and painted wood, lots of porch work.
- Westover Hills & Forest Hill — mixed brick and siding, tree cover off the river, roof streaking common.
- Windsor Farms — large brick homes, slate and architectural roofs, formal landscaping that needs protecting.
- Scott’s Addition & Carytown — commercial storefronts, sidewalks, dumpster pads.
Henrico County
Short Pump · Glen Allen · Tuckahoe · Sandston · Highland Springs — larger newer homes, brick-front elevations, three-car concrete aprons and a lot of composite decking.
Chesterfield County
Midlothian · Chesterfield · Bon Air · Chester · Brandermill — 1990s through 2010s vinyl and brick-veneer subdivisions, pool decks, mature hardwood lots off Robious and Huguenot.
Hanover County
Mechanicsville · Ashland — a mix of older ranches and newer builds on larger lots, more pine, more clay, and a lot more fencing.
Also serving
Powhatan · Goochland · Colonial Heights · Midlothian Turnpike corridor. Not sure whether you are in range? Call or text (804) 571-7226 and ask — we will tell you straight.