
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about stucco, stone, or waterproofing? Start here.
These answers cover the work RMB handles and what to include when you reach out.
RMB’s core work is stucco and stone. Related exterior work includes waterproofing, liquid-applied air and moisture barriers, weather sealants, caulking, stucco painting, and deck traffic coating.
Yes. Builders and general contractors are a primary focus for custom-home and other exterior scopes. Start by sharing the project type, location, and the work you need to discuss.
Yes. Homeowners planning a custom home or residential exterior project can share the details they have through the project inquiry.
RMB works with builders, homeowners, and commercial project teams on new construction, planned exterior projects, and relevant existing-property exterior scopes. Share the project location, the work you are considering, and the details you have so RMB can determine fit.
Include the property location, what you are seeing, the exterior work you are considering, and any related work already completed. You do not need to identify the exact cause before reaching out.
Yes. RMB works with commercial project teams as well as builders, general contractors, and homeowners. Use the project inquiry to share the location and exterior work you are considering.
RMB’s primary service focus is Santa Rosa and Escambia Counties. Include your project location in the inquiry so RMB can understand the scope you are planning.
Share your name, email, project location, project type, and the exterior work you are considering. Include any details you already have; you do not need every decision made before reaching out.
That is okay. Select “Not sure yet” in the inquiry form and describe the exterior work or project details you have. RMB can start the conversation from there.
START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
You do not need a finished scope to begin the conversation.
A project location, the type of project, the exterior work you are considering, and any plans or notes you have are enough to get started.


READY WHEN YOU ARE
Tell RMB what you are planning.
Share the project basics so RMB can understand what you need.
