Stucco Repair
For a defined problem on an otherwise healthy wall: an impact, a loose area, a patch that let go. We rebuild it in layers and work the finish back into its surroundings.

Patching, recoating, painting or starting again. Each one solves a different problem, and we help you work out which problem you have.
A stucco contractor can only sell you what you ask for, so it pays to ask the right question. A faded wall with no cracks wants color, not new stucco. Hairline cracking across a sound wall may be a coating decision. A crack that reopens every summer is a movement problem, and a damp patch under a parapet is a water problem that no coating will solve.
Tucson adds its own pressures. Sun chalks and fades finish coats, the monsoon drives rain sideways into any opening, parapets and flat roof transitions leak quietly, and the ground under many homes moves. We take all of that into account before recommending anything, and we will tell you when the answer is smaller than you expected.
We focus only on exterior stucco and the coatings that protect it. We do not do interior plaster, drywall or general contracting.
For a defined problem on an otherwise healthy wall: an impact, a loose area, a patch that let go. We rebuild it in layers and work the finish back into its surroundings.
For walls that have gone past patching, or a home carrying decades of mismatched repairs. We test what is there, then resurface or strip back as the wall requires.
For faded or chalking walls and owners who want a new color. We weigh paint against fog coats and color coats, because paint is not always the answer on bare stucco.
For sound walls with widespread hairline cracks. It can buy real time, and it can also hold water in a wall that already leaks, so we check that first.
For additions, garden walls and exterior upgrades. Proper lath, weep screed and control joints on frame, and well prepared block, then coats that tie into what you already have.
For cracks that keep coming back, stains under parapets and walls that stay damp. We look for the water or the movement before touching the crack.
For centers, offices, multifamily and HOA communities. A condition review, a clear scope and work phased around tenants and residents.
Getting a sand, dash, lace or smooth finish to read as one surface when a repair or addition meets older work.
A plain account of an exterior's condition for someone buying, selling or planning ahead, including the parapets.
Foam and acrylic finish systems need their own materials and care. We identify what you have before repairing or recoating it.
Describe what you see, a chalky finish, a crack over a window, a stain below the roof line, and we will tell you what it may mean and what we would look at first.
Tell us about the home and what you have noticed. We will call to arrange a visit and talk through the options.
Mon to Fri, 7am to 4pm. Saturday estimates by appointment.