Stucco and exterior restoration
Stucco repair begins with finding the cause.
We repair the wall properly and blend the finish, so it looks as if it was never touched.
Our approach
A crack is a symptom.
Stucco rarely cracks without a reason. Movement, moisture, a failed seal or a roof edge above the wall might each be responsible.
We trace the cause first. Then we repair the wall, match the texture and color, and blend the finish into the surrounding surface.
What we look for
Cracks and movement
Hairline cracks are often cosmetic. Wider cracks, or those running from the corner of an opening, deserve a closer look. We measure, photograph and record each one before we say which is which.
Start withWidth, location and pattern
ThenTrace the cause
FinishRepair and blend
What we look for
Windows, doors and openings
Water finds the weak point around an opening. We inspect sills, sealant lines and thresholds, and we repair the detail so the wall stays dry.
Start withSills and sealant lines
ThenCheck thresholds and trim
FinishSeal and restore the finish
The finish
Texture and color matched to the wall
A repair should disappear. We match the texture and color of the existing wall, and we blend the repair into the surface around it.
On contemporary homes with smooth finishes and cladding, the same care applies to every joint and edge.
Questions
About stucco work.
Is every crack a problem?
No. Many hairline cracks are cosmetic. We look at width, location and pattern before we recommend a repair.
Will the repair match the rest of the wall?
We match the texture and color, and we blend the repair into the surrounding surface.
Do you also repair the roof edge above the wall?
Yes. Roof and wall problems often share a cause, so one team looks at both.
Private consultation
Tell us about your home. We will take it from there.
A project director walks the property with you or your representative, listens first and follows with a written scope.