Stucco repair questions, answered straight

Hairline cracks under 1/16 inch are usually cosmetic and can be sealed and re-textured. Cracks wider than 1/8 inch, stair-step cracks over block joints, bulging, or hollow-sounding areas can point to moisture intrusion or movement behind the wall. We probe and sound the area before quoting so the repair matches the actual cause.

Yes. Most Palm Beach County homes use knockdown, sand/float, dash, or smooth finishes. We sample your existing texture on site, mix and practice on a board, then apply so the patch blends rather than reads as a rectangle on the wall.

Repairs are primed and painted on request. Fresh stucco needs cure time before finish coats, so we will tell you honestly whether we can paint the same visit or should return once the patch has cured.

Small crack sealing and patching is often a single half-day visit. Larger spalled sections, wall resurfacing, or repairs involving moisture damage generally need two visits to allow curing between coats.

Yes. Wind-driven rain, sprinkler overspray, and failed caulk joints are the most common causes we see in coastal Palm Beach County. We repair the stucco and address the visible entry point, and we will tell you plainly if the damage is beyond handyman scope and needs a licensed specialty contractor.

We serve Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Juno Beach, Riviera Beach, Lake Park, Lantana, Palm Springs, and North Palm Beach.

Use any Estimate or Book button on this site to open our assistant, or call 561-506-2278. Sharing a few photos of the damaged area speeds up the quote considerably.