Stucco Repair Services in Little Rock, AR

How do you pick the right stucco service?

Start with what you can see. Lines in the wall point to crack repair. Holes, broken corners and loose pieces point to exterior repair. Stains and soft spots point to water damage. A worn, patchy wall points to resurfacing. On foam-backed walls, everything falls under EIFS repair. Commercial jobs usually mix several of these, which is why they get their own page.

You do not have to diagnose it yourself. Tell us what you see, and we will sort out the scope when we look at the wall.

Which stucco services do we offer?

Commercial stucco repair

For offices, retail centers, apartment complexes and HOA communities. We write a scope for the whole property and phase the work around tenants. Read more about how we handle commercial properties.

Stucco resurfacing

A new finish coat over a sound but worn or heavily patched wall, giving it one even texture and color. See what resurfacing involves.

Stucco crack repair

Hairline to wide cracks, repaired with the right material for the movement in the wall. Learn why cracks come back and how we stop that.

Exterior stucco repair

Broken corners, holes, loose sections and failed patches rebuilt in layers. Details on rebuilding chipped and broken stucco.

Water-damaged stucco repair

Finding the leak, removing wet material, and rebuilding with proper flashing. Find out how we track down leaks behind stucco.

EIFS repair

Synthetic stucco repairs using matching foam, mesh and finish, plus new sealant joints. Read about repairing foam-backed synthetic stucco.

How does stucco compare with other exterior finishes?

Some owners ask whether to keep stucco at all after a round of repairs. Stucco is durable, fire resistant and quiet, but it needs good flashing and sealant to stay dry in a wet climate. Other materials have their own trade-offs. If you are weighing a change, it helps to look at what goes into professional siding installation before deciding. We are happy to tell you honestly whether your stucco is worth saving.

In our experience, most stucco walls in good structural shape are worth repairing. Replacement makes sense only when water damage is widespread or the wall was built badly from the start.

How do weather and season affect stucco work?

Stucco is a cement or acrylic product that has to cure, and curing depends on the weather. We avoid applying coats when heavy rain is coming or when overnight temperatures drop near freezing, because both can ruin a finish before it sets. Midsummer heat brings its own problem: coats can dry too fast and crack, so on hot days we start early, mist the base coats and work the shaded side of the building in the afternoon. Spring and fall are the easiest seasons, which is why they book up first. Repairs that keep water out of a wall should not wait for perfect weather, though. We can usually seal an opening temporarily and finish it when conditions allow.

What do all our services have in common?

• Flat upfront pricing after we see the job.
• Insured crews.
• Free estimates.
• Careful protection of plants, windows and walkways.
• We sweep up and haul off debris before we leave.