Stucco Installation and Repair

We take passion and pride in every job that we work on, with a top-notch team of stucco experts who get the project done right, the first time.

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Welcome to Stucco Services Mesa

Stucco Services Mesa is known for our quality and punctual service we provide our clients. If there is one thing we believe in giving our clients besides outstanding service, is punctuality. Our clients deserve a service that is provided in a decent timeframe and that doesn’t conflict with their schedule at all. We cater to those by providing them with an affordable rate for a quality service they won’t find anywhere else.


While some may feel that this is not an essential service, it is however a service that requires great technique and precision to be accomplished correctly. We are just the company to give you the results you want for your home. So if you live in a stucco home then you're in the right place as we just so happen to love stucco houses so contact us today with any needs you may have.

We are the most trusted stucco repair and installation company in the Mesa, AZ area, we take your remodeling idea and make it happen for you. We are dedicated to providing our clients with the utmost quality they can receive. We ensure that our customer service experience is of the highest standards and that all our tools are contributed towards our innovative and advanced techniques used to provide our stucco work. We aim to deliver the results our clients deserve, top notch service and ensure that we adhere to being environmentally friendly while doing so. 

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Our services

Our spread of services is offered to our clients based in Mesa, we offer our clients services we’re fully capable of and ensure the quality of the job rendered. Our team are all qualified and licensed to offer the available products and services we have available. When it comes to crack repairs and stucco, we are definitely the professionals you want on your side to get the job done right. We will come and provide a thorough stucco inspection to look for any damage and for anything that could potentially cause damage in the future if left unchecked. It is better to hit those things right away before they turn into bigger and more expensive problems down the road. If you do happen to be already past that point then you will have no worries after we get through a full stucco remediation for you. We are known for our trusted results and team that completes the service for our clients. Currently we have the below available services to those who are in need of any of our services in the Mesa area. If you have any custom stucco work needed we can help with that as well just give us a call and let us know what you need. 

How it works

  • 1. Submit a request

    The process all starts with you giving us a call or filling out a form on this site to let us know what you need.

  • 2. Assessment

    We will schedule an appointment with you to come out and assess your property and get a better understanding on your needs and wants.

  • 3. Approve budget

    We will  give you an estimate on the job cost before starting work so you fuly know what you are getting into.

  • 4. Start project

    We will get to work on fulfilling our end of the bargain.

  • 5. Finish on schedule

    We always do our best to finish your project in the timeframe we told you.  We do this almost all the time but there are unforseen circumstances such as weather that can delay things.

Testimonials

“I am thankful for the team that came out and repaired all the cracks that my walls had. I contacted them and they came over to inspect the cracks, once that was completed a day allocated to my repairs were chosen. They did it in no time and they left no mess behind when they were done. The repairs were done neatly and you wouldn’t say that my walls were repaired at all.” Sarah. K

“You have restored the look of my home. I called these guys to have my stucco redone. They did their job and I am really impressed with their punctuality and the quality of the job done. My home looks great and I am thankful for it. I was nervous to have the service completed at first, but once I saw their previous work and the work they did for me. I will recommend them to anyone else who wants to have stucco installed.”

Mark. T

“These guys are truly amazing, they have done an amazing job with my home and the design I wanted. I reached out to them with the style I wanted, oh boy, they went over and above. I absolutely love the job they had done, and at such an affordable rate. I definitely plan on using their service in the long run. I won’t be changing my contractors any time soon."

Matt. D

Stucco Information

Commonly used as a construction material especially here in Arizona, stucco is a wall covering that is robust, elegant and resistant to weather. It is used as an exterior finish, that can be applied directly over a solid masonry, brick, or stone surface in one or two layers. Then the finish coat is applied and generally has a color in it, and it is also textured for a more appealing look that you commonly see today.

​Have you asked yourself what is stucco made of? If you have then you are in the right place. Usually, stucco is a blend of Portland cement, water, lime and sand, but can also be made of a patented blend of additives that provide extra strength and durability, including synthetic acrylics and fibers. It is possible to apply new synthetic stucco as one layer of foundation and a finishing layer in most cases. In order to prevent cracking, stucco must be improved, as with every other sort of
cement based substance. Mesh lath generally made of wiring or plastic fixed to the framing is integrated into the base coat with nails or screws to provide
the stucco extra strength. One instrument commonly used to help cover the smaller surface cracks that may develop is the applying of one of many pre-mixed acrylic blends. Flexible Finishes made up of Acrylic are capable of extending and bridging cracks, enhancing the appearance and preventing the the movement of dampness behind all the stucco to make it more weather resistant.

Stucco Installation Process

​When doing a full installation to a stucco house, a rough layer consisting of sand with synthetic cement is the first layer that is applied. You use a trowel to horizontally scrape the surface to provide support for the next coating. Before that second coating is added, we allow for the first cover to fully dry. The leveling coat is the next coating in the process. It is made up of lime, clay, and sand just like the first coat. In order to have a flat, even surface on which the final coat will be added onto, it is leveled with instruments called rods, darbies, and featheredges, then scraped clean, and floated. Afterwards, for 7 to 10 days it will dry to permit the normal cracking and shrinkage to occur. The stucco layers are splashed with water for the first one or two days if added during extremely dry conditions like those here in Arizona. The chemical hardening would be insufficient if the stucco gets too dry, too fast and it would result in a softer and weaker stucco which would be prone to cracking. So, the water is added to retain a degree of moisture within the stucco as it cures, which is a method called moist curing. After all of this is said and done you will have a beautiful stucco siding which will last for many years.

Call Us Today!

If you want to know more about the services and products we can assist you with, you can contact us on our service number. We will then assist you with any of the services and queries you may have. We are currently providing our service to the residents in Mesa but can help you in nearby cities as well. Our customer service team eagerly awaits your call to assist you with any of inquiries you might have. You can also fill out one of our contact forms if you wish to reach out to us out of our business hours, we will to all inquiries ASAP. So look no further for all of your stucco needs and give us a call today, your future self will thank you.

Stucco Services FAQ

  • ​What exactly is stucco?

    ​Stucco is a commonly used building material here in Arizona consisting of aggregates, a binder, and water. Stucco is damply added and stiffens to a very thick solid. It is used in architecture as a decorative covering for walls and floors, exterior building siding, and as a sculptural and artistic material. A lot of times stucco is used to mask other materials such as metal, concrete, cinder block, or clay brick and adobe that doesn’t have a finish that looks as nice as stucco does.

  • Why is stucco bad?

    It may be considered bad by some people as ​stucco siding may crack as a building’s foundation starts settling due to its brittle nature. In areas where the soil has a lot of clay, it simply is not the best choice, as clay is notorious for swelling which then causes foundations to adjust which then may lead to cracked stucco. Given some time, even stucco houses with solid foundations can acquire hairline cracks which are generally nothing of major concern. However the benefits generally outweigh these negatives.

  • What is stucco made of?

    ​Portland cement, sand, lime and water are typically what makes up traditional stucco siding – related to makes up concrete. This allows for the durability and low maintenance properties of stucco siding.

  • What are the benefits of stucco?

    ​There are many benefits to having stucco walls for your home. Stucco is easy to maintain, resistant to decay, sound dampening, energy efficient, provides great fire protection, and adds great visual appeal to the exterior of your home. If you ever decide to sell your home, stucco will not only add more value to your home, but these benefits may allow you to get better home insurance premiums.

  • Do stucco homes get mold?

    ​It can be quite common for mold to form when your stucco house is subjected to moisture for a long period of time. Regardless if the mold is showing on the surface or even concealed under the stucco siding, it is a major issue. It can do harm to the base of your house and even worse can have a detrimental effect on your health. Now you may be asking yourself it is dry here in Arizona why would I have to worry about moisture causing mold? Though it is true that stucco homes are more vulnerable to getting mold in wet climates, it can also be encountered by those in dryer climates like we deal with here in Mesa. The reason for that is moisture outside is not the only thing that allows mold to spread. Moisture underneath your stucco that gets trapped can cause it to spread as well. If the stucco installation was not done right, moisture can get behind the stucco which allows the growth of mold.

  • Can you put new stucco over old stucco?

    ​On top of the existing layer you can add new stucco, but the right steps need to be implemented to protect the quality of the new coating. The current stucco siding needs to be inspected for structural stability (not having chunks that fall off for example). You will most likely have some cracks in the stucco as they are a common occurrence of any product built with concrete, and all stucco installations will eventually have cracks given time so they are nothing to worry about. 

  • What is the difference between concrete and stucco?

    ​Cement, water and sand are what makes up both stucco and concrete, but stucco has an additional ingredient which is lime. One big contrast between these two exterior types is that stucco has small pores that allow moisture to escape from behind it so that excess water does not build up and create rot. For the consistency of the completed material, how each substance is mixed and the proportions of each ingredient that are included are extremely significant factors to how it will turn out. It is not just about meticulous calculation of measurements; it is having experience as well that makes for a successful great looking finish. In addition, the season, temperature, climate, and material quality all contribute as well. In the basis of these considerations, quantities need to be modified, and the best way to do this correctly is to know from practice how the material will behave. Wrongful methods of blending or drying may cause cracking or leave you with a frail surface that can break down. Concrete is load carrying, and it can be life-threatening to produce an inappropriate blend. Stucco does not withstand much weight, but it can break and crumble due to inadequate mixing.

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