What this actually is
The difference between a repair that lasts and one that does not is almost always the drainage plane and the flashing at the openings. Stucco is not a waterproof layer. It is a finish that will let some water through, and the system behind it has to take that water back out.
We rebuild the sheathing and framing where it has gone, install a proper drainage plane and flashing, then re render to match.
Signs you have this problem
How the work runs
Moisture readings behind the render across the elevation, and probe holes where we need certainty.
What comes off, what gets replaced behind it, and what the finish will be.
Sheathing, framing and flashing corrected before anything is re rendered.
Finish applied to match, drainage proved at the base.
What is included
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Questions people ask
Sometimes. It depends whether the drainage plane behind it is intact. The probe readings decide it, and we will show you them.
Remediation is finding and stopping the water. Repair and replacement is putting the wall back. Most jobs need both, in that order.
On a full elevation, yes. On a patch, a match is harder and we will be straight with you about how it will look.
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Someone who knows stucco repair comes back to you the same working day.
Related work
Failed stucco traps water against the sheathing and rots the frame behind it. Full-wall remediation with the drainage plane rebuilt correctly.
What we fix Major projectFailed pointing is a water entry point across a whole elevation, not a cosmetic problem.
What we fix Major projectRoofs, flashing, pointing, parapets, decks and coatings. The repairs that stop water getting in, done before anything inside is restored.
What we fixNext step
We will tell you straight away whether this is something we can take on at your address.
Greater Philadelphia · Northern Delaware
