Stucco Installation

What This Service Involves

Traditional stucco can struggle in wet climates unless it is installed as a drainage system rather than a barrier, and that detail makes all the difference here. We build a two-layer weather barrier, drainage plane, and weep screed so any water that gets behind the finish escapes freely. Applied in proper coats over lath, the finish resists cracking and gives a smooth or textured European look. Correct flashing at every opening keeps your walls dry through decades of rain.

Benefits

Seamless, monolithic appearance with texture options; Drainage-plane design suited to wet climates; Fire-resistant and durable finish coat; Custom colors integrated into the finish; Weep screed and flashing protect the structure

Our Process

1) Design the drainage assembly and confirm finish texture; 2) Install two-layer barrier, lath, and weep screed; 3) Apply scratch, brown, and finish coats with cure time; 4) Detail flashing, seal openings, and inspect

What Affects the Cost

Wall area and architectural complexity; Number of coats and finish texture; Drainage assembly and flashing detail; Weather-related cure and scheduling delays; Permit and inspection fees

Best Time of Year

Warm, dry summer weather is strongly preferred so each stucco coat cures properly before the wet season.