Quiroz Lathing and Plastering in Chula Vista operates as a C-35 classified stucco contractor from its Orange Avenue location in the 91911 zip code, applying three-coat cement plaster, one-coat stucco, and lath systems to residential and commercial structures throughout the South Bay. Stucco application is often the final exterior trade before painting, and Quiroz projects feed directly into finish-coat scheduling managed by City Painting Chula Vista for elastomeric and acrylic topcoat systems that seal the cured plaster surface. The scope covers scratch, brown, and finish coats over self-furred metal lath, expanded metal lath on wood and steel framing, foam-trim details, weep-screed installation, and control-joint placement per the Portland Cement Association stucco manual. General contractors building room additions and new structures in western Chula Vista subcontract lathing and plastering through the same trade corridor, with firms including Fausto Construction Inc. specifying three-coat Portland cement plaster over two layers of Grade D building paper on their framing packages. The highest-complexity scope involves curved-radius plaster soffits requiring custom-bent galvanized expanded metal lath formed to template, with brown-coat thickness verified at 3/8-inch minimum per ASTM C926 and finish-coat dash texture applied by hand to match existing 1960s-era stucco profiles.