When installed correctly and maintained regularly, stucco can last anywhere from 50 to 100 years or longer.

Your stucco may need repair if you notice any of these signs: cracks, water stains, bulging areas, soft spots, mold or mildew growth, or pieces breaking off and falling away.

Yes, we're able to match most stucco textures and finishes to blend seamlessly with your existing exterior.

Yes, stucco can be customized with various textures. Some of the most popular options include smooth, lace, dash, sand finish, Santa Barbara, and skip trowel.

To maintain your stucco, inspect it at least once a year, seal any cracks as soon as you notice them, wash away dirt and debris, keep sprinklers directed away from walls, and maintain proper caulking around windows and doors.

Yes, we provide free inspections and estimates for both stucco repair and installation services.

When installed properly, stucco holds up well against high winds and severe weather conditions, particularly when it's been maintained and sealed as recommended.

Small hairline cracks are fairly common and typically not a concern. However, larger cracks or those that continue to widen may signal structural movement or moisture problems and should be professionally inspected.

Yes, we provide a 1-year warranty on our work.

Cultured stone, sometimes called manufactured stone veneer, is a lightweight construction material made from concrete and natural aggregates. It's created to mimic the look of natural stone while offering easier installation and lower cost.

Cultured stone can be installed on exterior walls, home facades, fireplaces, chimneys, accent walls, entryways, outdoor kitchens, retaining walls, columns, and interior feature walls.

Yes. It comes in many colors, shapes, textures, sizes, and patterns.

With proper installation and maintenance, cultured stone can last for decades.

Yes. It is designed to withstand rain, snow, heat, and freezing temperatures when installed correctly.

Yes. Cultured stone enhances curb appeal, adds character to interior and exterior spaces, and can increase the value of your home.

Pricing depends on project size, stone style, installation, complexity, surface preparation, labor requirements, and accessibility.