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Limewash is a mineral coating made from slaked lime that soaks into brick or masonry rather than sitting on top of it, creating a soft, matte, weathered patina that feels natural in coastal Florida architecture. It is one of our most requested finishes for brick homes on the First Coast.

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 First Coast 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 First Coast 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 First Coast home.
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Limewash is a mineral finish with real depth and history. Here is what to know before you limewash a brick home on the First Coast.
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Download WarrantyHow is limewash different from painting brick on the First Coast?
Paint forms a film on top of the brick, limewash soaks into the masonry and becomes part of it. That mineral bond gives limewash a soft, aged, matte look that a modern paint simply cannot replicate, and it is fully breathable, which matters in Northeast Florida humidity. Limewash also weathers naturally over the years rather than peeling off like film-forming paints when they fail.
Does limewash work on Jacksonville-area brick and block?
Yes, unsealed brick, block, and stucco are all excellent candidates for limewash on the First Coast. Previously painted brick can also be limewashed after careful prep, though the depth and movement of the finish are different than on raw brick. Our crews inspect the surface during the free estimate and let you know whether limewash, brick painting, or another approach is the best fit.
How long does limewash last in the humid First Coast climate?
A properly applied limewash finish holds up 10 to 20 years on First Coast masonry, and instead of peeling like paint it slowly softens and weathers, which most homeowners find charming rather than a defect. Some homeowners refresh the finish every 5 to 7 years to keep the color crisp, others let it age naturally.
Can I control how heavy or light the limewash finish looks?
Yes, and this is one of the reasons homeowners on the First Coast love it. We apply limewash in layers and can leave more or less of the original brick color showing through, from a heavy, near-solid coverage to a translucent whitewash that lets the brick texture and color come through. During the free estimate we do a sample area on the actual wall so you can approve the depth of the finish before we commit the whole house.
What should I look for on my brick before limewashing?
The ideal candidate is unsealed brick or block in sound condition, with no active peeling, efflorescence, or moisture damage. Homes in Riverside, Avondale, San Marco, and older Jacksonville Beach neighborhoods often have exactly the right kind of brick for limewash. Our crews check for prior sealers, coatings, or hydrophobic treatments and prep accordingly.
Does limewash work in beach communities on the First Coast?
It does, limewash breathes well and handles the salt-air and humidity load of Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, and Ponte Vedra Beach without trapping moisture in the wall. The soft, weathered look also pairs naturally with coastal architecture, driftwood tones, and beach landscaping. We apply and stand behind every limewash project with a 3-year transferable warranty.
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