Where the crew works, town by town.
The crew is based in Canton, so every town below is a short local drive. We ranked these areas by the age of their walls: pre-war city blocks, canal-era villages, mill-town Victorians, and company-town foursquares, because a town’s building stock decides what its page should say. Each one covers exactly that.
Massillon
Stark County’s other pre-war city: block after block of 1880s-1930s housing west of the Tuscarawas, the Fourth Street NE historic district, and the county’s second-largest lath-and-plaster pool after Canton itself
Plaster repair in MassillonNorth Canton
the Hoover company town: dense 1900s-1930s worker housing and manager blocks around the old works, preservation-minded owners, and a walkable core where plaster homes change hands and get renovated constantly
Plaster repair in North CantonAlliance
a mill-and-college town on the county’s east edge: Mount Union’s neighborhoods and the Carnation City’s 1890s-1920s stock hold deep Victorian-era plaster, much of it under decades of deferred maintenance
Plaster repair in AllianceLouisville
a compact pre-war core with 1900s-1940s housing around Constitution Avenue, close enough to Canton for same-week service and old enough that nearly every original wall is lath and plaster
Plaster repair in LouisvilleCanal Fulton
a genuinely canal-era town: an intact 1830s-1900s historic downtown on the Ohio & Erie Canal, preservation-conscious owners, and some of the oldest lime plaster in the county
Plaster repair in Canal FultonNavarre
a canal village on the Tuscarawas with an 1830s-1900s core along Market and Canal streets: small, old, and entirely lath-and-plaster where original walls survive
Plaster repair in NavarreMinerva
the county’s southeast anchor: an 1880s-1920s downtown and village housing stock shared across three counties, with no plaster trade presence anywhere nearby
Plaster repair in MinervaHartville
the Lake Township anchor: an 1850s-1920s village core around the crossroads, century farmhouses in the muck-farm belt, and steady renovation money moving into old buildings
Plaster repair in HartvilleIn Canton itself, start at the homepage. Somewhere nearby with an old house and a question? Call (330) 919-7626 anyway; if the walls justify the drive we quote off the same published table as everywhere else.