Durable stucco finishes built to last.
Hairline cracks in stucco aren't cosmetic — they let Florida's rain and humidity into your walls, where small problems quietly turn into expensive structural damage.
Stucco that lasts starts with the right base. We handle new application, full re-coats, and crack and water-damage repair using traditional hard-coat and EIFS systems — finished smooth, sand, or textured to match your home.
Both. We repair cracks and water damage, and we also offer full re-coats and color refreshes when you want the whole exterior renewed.
Traditional hard-coat stucco and EIFS (exterior insulation and finish systems), finished in smooth, sand, or textured styles.
We inspect for cracking, moisture intrusion, and delamination, then recommend the least-invasive fix that will actually last — not the most expensive one.
Yes. We match texture and color as closely as possible so repairs and additions blend seamlessly into your existing finish.
It varies by scope — crack repairs are often 1–2 days, while new applications and full re-coats take longer. We give you a clear timeline up front.
Yes — stucco performs well in Florida’s climate when it’s installed correctly. It’s resistant to fire and pests, provides good insulation, and handles heat well. The key in Florida is making sure the installation seals out moisture properly. Poorly installed stucco can trap water behind the surface, which leads to bigger problems over time. That’s why the contractor’s experience with Florida conditions matters more with stucco than almost any other exterior material.
A properly installed and maintained stucco system can last 50 to 80 years in Florida. The finish coat typically needs repainting every 5 to 10 years, and minor cracks should be sealed as they appear to keep moisture out. Neglected stucco deteriorates faster — small cracks become water entry points, and Florida’s rainfall does the rest. Catching issues early is almost always cheaper than letting them develop.
Yes — stucco takes paint well and comes in a wide range of finishes. In Florida’s climate, most stucco exteriors benefit from repainting every 5 to 10 years depending on sun exposure and the quality of the previous paint job. Elastomeric paint is a popular choice for Florida stucco because it stretches with minor movement and provides a better moisture barrier than standard exterior paint.
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