Stucco Painting

Stucco painting is one of the greatest things you can do to protect the majority of masonry on your home. You'll notice when it rains, the water causes discoloration and graying of the stucco from being moist. That's actually rain water and moisture getting inside the natural grooves and cracks of the stucco. Painting seals all those hairline fractures and cracks and prevents future splitting or cracking of the masonry.

When you paint stucco, you can change the color completely. It lasts over 20 years without peeling or blistering; you have a fresh, new color on your home as well as protecting the masonry surfaces from rain, snow and wind. Stucco painting is a great way to change the color, update the look and protect it from moisture.

On some homes, you may notice water stains coming down from windows and other wood trim areas onto the stucco surface. This is caused from years of water running down the stucco. When you paint stucco it seals all the nooks and crannies. Thus, staining has a tendency to just slide down the surface of the coated stucco and harmlessly absorb into the ground. Therefore, stucco homes that are painted, have less staining, less cracks, less moisture content and can be any color the homeowner prefers.