Patches that keep failing
Repairs that crack again within a year or two, or a wall covered in patches of different textures, can cost more to keep fixing than to redo.
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Old patches that keep cracking, water trapped behind the wall, stucco that’s simply worn out: these are signs it may be time to replace rather than repair. Your local Stucco HQ contractor inspects the walls first, tells you plainly whether a repair, a resurface, or a full re-stucco makes sense, and puts the plan and price in writing before handling the job from tear-off to final coat.
Walls taken back to block or sheathing and finished new, one section or one whole house at a time.
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I own a rental property in the area and my tenant told me that stucco next to the sliding door is bulging and letting in water when it rains. … they didn't just patch the surface, they found and properly addressed the wood rot in the wall that was part of the problem.
They responded quickly. They performed a fantastic job of restoring the back of my house. They were on time, had good communication skills, very skilled at stucco repair work and were a very friendly bunch. Using their stucco services is definitely something I would recommend.
It is like a breath of fresh air to deal with stucco repair contractors who really are here to help you instead of just making as much money as possible from a project. … Though JC and his stucco crew were not the cheapest, we knew right away that this is the stucco company we need to work with. We were not wrong!
Most stucco can be repaired. These signs suggest a wall may need more, and only an in-person look can say for sure.
Repairs that crack again within a year or two, or a wall covered in patches of different textures, can cost more to keep fixing than to redo.
Stains inside, soft or crumbling areas, or stucco that comes away in pieces can mean water has reached the wall behind it.
When large parts of a wall sound hollow or bulge, the stucco has lost its bond, and replacing that section is often simpler than patching it.
Wind-driven rain and flying debris can crack and loosen stucco across a whole side of a house, most often on older homes.
Going from a heavy older texture to a smooth finish, or evening out years of patches, starts with a new finish coat or new stucco.
A report that lists stucco problems can be priced item by item, so you know whether repair or replacement fits before you decide.
Replacement comes up most on older homes, and what is behind the stucco changes the job from one region to the next.
On block, the old stucco comes off down to the masonry, the block is looked over, and new stucco bonds straight to it.
On wood frame, the old stucco, lath and paper come off, your contractor checks the sheathing and framing, and new water barrier, lath and stucco go on.
While the wall is open, your contractor checks the framing and sheathing for water damage before anything is closed up again.
A replacement leaves walls open for a while, so the work is scheduled with summer storms and hurricane season in mind.
Salt air near the coast wears paint and rusts older metal trim and corner beads. A replacement is the time to deal with both.
New stucco across a whole wall or house gives one texture and one color, with no patches showing.
A replacement is a big decision, and the first quote is often a surprise. Stucco HQ keeps it straightforward: a person answers your call, and your local Stucco HQ contractor sees the walls, explains whether a repair, a resurface or a full replacement fits, and puts the scope and price in writing. The work is done by a licensed and insured local stucco contractor, and the quote is free.
Get a Free EstimateDay or night, (877) 321-1982 reaches a person at the Stucco HQ office.
Your contractor looks at the walls in person and explains what they need.
New stucco goes on to the Florida Building Code, with one even finish.
The written quote spells out the scope, so you can compare it with any other quote you get.
A good replacement starts with taking the old stucco off cleanly, down to the block or the sheathing. With the wall open, your contractor checks the framing and water barrier before any new stucco goes on.
New stucco goes on in coats over new lath on framed walls, or straight onto prepared block, and the finish is applied as one surface. Once it has cured, the same contractor paints it, for one texture and one color across the wall without the patchwork of earlier repairs.
Cleanup is part of the job: the work area is left clean when the replacement is done.
Homeowners weighing a replacement usually have three options. The visit decides which one fits, and the written quote explains why.
Best when the damage is limited
Best for sound stucco that looks tired
Best when the stucco has failed
Which option fits depends on what is behind the stucco, which is why your contractor sees the walls before quoting.
Replacement quotes can vary widely, so the scope matters as much as the number. Stucco HQ does not publish prices; these are the things that move it.
The Stucco HQ office answers (877) 321-1982 day and night, or send the form with your address.
Callers hear from their local contractor within the hour on business days. For form requests, our estimator gets in touch to schedule the free quote.
Your contractor sees the walls, assesses whether repair, resurfacing or replacement fits, and puts the scope and price in writing.
The old stucco comes off, your contractor checks the wall behind it, and new stucco goes on with one even finish before the site is cleaned.
Calls are answered by the Stucco HQ office, every hour of every day.
During business hours your local contractor returns your call within the hour.
Nothing is quoted until the walls have been seen in person.
Replacements are done by a licensed and insured local stucco contractor.
New stucco goes on to the Florida Building Code.
The visit and the written replacement quote are free.
It depends on how many walls are involved, whether they are block or framed, what is found behind the old stucco, the height and the finish. Your local contractor sees the walls and gives you a free written quote.
Not always. Many walls can be repaired or resurfaced instead. Your contractor sees the walls in person and explains in writing which option fits and why.
They overlap. Remediation usually means finding and fixing water damage behind the stucco, which becomes part of a replacement when water has reached the wall. Your contractor explains what your walls need.
With the old stucco off, your contractor checks the framing and sheathing on framed walls. If there is damage, your contractor shows you and explains what it needs before any new stucco goes on.
It depends on the size of the job and the weather. A single wall is a shorter project than a whole house, and new stucco needs time to cure before your contractor paints it. The timeline is part of the conversation when quoting.
Replacing stucco on a whole wall or house often needs a permit from your city or county, especially on framed walls. Your contractor confirms what applies to your address when quoting.
Yes. When part of a coquina or shell finish is replaced, the new section is finished to match the original, and a whole house can be redone in either finish.
Yes. A replacement or a resurface is the time to change texture, for example from a heavy older pattern to a smooth or sand finish.
If an inspection report lists stucco problems, your contractor can price those items, so you know the cost of each option before you decide. Quotes are for work you plan to have done.
When only some walls are replaced, the new finish is matched to the existing ones and painted so the house reads as one. Replacing every wall gives one finish all the way around.
A repair fixes a damaged area and blends it into the wall. A replacement takes the old stucco off a wall or the whole house and puts new stucco on.
Stucco HQ works across South, Central and Northeast Florida, Tampa Bay and the Space Coast. Find your city on the Service Areas page or call (877) 321-1982 to check your address.
Not every wall needs replacing. The same local contractor handles repairs and new stucco too.
For cracks and damaged areas in otherwise sound stucco, repaired and blended into the wall.
More on stucco repairNew stucco for additions, enclosed porches, siding changes and trim.
More on stucco installationCall or send the form. Your local contractor will be in touch to set a time to see the walls, assess their condition and provide a free quote.
Our estimator will be in touch to set a time to see the project and provide a free quote. If it is urgent, call (877) 321-1982.
Call any hour and a person answers. Your local Stucco HQ contractor will see the walls, explain your options and give you a free written quote.