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Stucco is durable, but it cracks as a house moves and it soaks up water where the finish has worn thin. We repair cracks, wash and prime the surface, and repaint with coatings made for masonry so the walls shed water and keep an even color.
What's Included
- ✓ Washing to remove dust, chalk, and mildew
- ✓ Hairline and larger crack repair
- ✓ Masonry primer where the surface is porous or chalky
- ✓ Flexible, breathable masonry topcoats
How our stucco painting process works
Inspect the walls
We look for cracks, chalking, stains, and signs of moisture.
Wash
Dust, chalk, and mildew are cleaned off and the wall dries.
Repair cracks
Cracks are patched with flexible filler and textured to match.
Prime
Porous or chalky areas are sealed with masonry primer.
Coat
Masonry coating is applied for full, even coverage of the texture.
Why stucco needs its own kind of paint job
Stucco is hard but not waterproof. It relies on its finish to shed rain, and it needs to release moisture vapor from inside the wall. Standard house paint can be too thin to cover the texture and too rigid to move with the wall.
Coatings made for masonry are thicker, more flexible, and breathable. They fill the texture, bridge hairline cracks, and let the wall dry out.
Repairing cracks so they stay repaired
Hairline cracks are normal in stucco as a house settles and temperatures swing. They are filled with a flexible masonry patch and textured so the repair blends in. Wider cracks, bulges, or soft areas can point to moisture behind the wall, and we will tell you if something needs a closer look before it is covered up.
What affects the cost of stucco painting
Wall area and height come first. Heavier stucco textures take more coating to cover evenly. The amount of crack repair, the condition of the existing finish, and how much trim and masking is involved make up the rest.
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Get an estimate for a project like thisStucco Painting FAQ
Do cracks in stucco need to be fixed before painting?
Yes. Paint alone will not hold a crack closed. Cracks are opened, filled with a flexible patch, and textured to blend before coating.
What kind of paint is used on stucco?
Coatings made for masonry. They are thicker and more flexible than standard house paint and let moisture vapor escape from the wall.
Why does my stucco look chalky?
The old finish has broken down in the sun. That chalk has to be washed off and the surface sealed, or new paint will not bond.
Can you change the color of stucco?
Yes. A properly prepped stucco wall can be repainted in a new color like any other exterior.
Is spraying or rolling better for stucco?
Often both. Spraying puts on enough material to cover the texture and back-rolling pushes it into the surface for full coverage.
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