Guardian Stucco
- Lath and plaster
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Compare 13 stucco repair businesses serving Santa Cruz County. 13 are specialists whose name or main Google category says stucco or plaster, and they are listed first. 52 Google reviews back the list. 12 companies have a street address in Santa Cruz County, and one city has enough listings for a page of its own. Another 1 are service-area businesses without a public street address, so they appear on this county page only.
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Older neighborhoods mix original cement stucco with later repairs and, on some newer buildings, EIFS or other systems. Knowing which system is on your wall matters, because patching methods and materials differ.
The busiest city pages here are Santa Cruz (12). Weighted by review count, Guardian Stucco is the highest-rated listing with 10 or more reviews (5.0 from 12). Nearby: Santa Clara County, Monterey County, and San Mateo County.
13 companies are listed for Santa Cruz County as of the last rebuild of this directory. 13 of them carry the Stucco specialist badge.
Santa Cruz (12). Smaller towns are folded into the nearest city page in the same county, and the rest are on this county page.
Some stucco companies serve Santa Cruz County without publishing a street address, and some are in towns too small for a city page. We list them once here instead of placing them in a city where they have no address.
Weighting Google rating by review count, Guardian Stucco ranks highest among listings with at least 10 reviews, at 5.0 from 12 reviews. Ratings are Google's, shown as published, and are only one input. Compare written quotes and check the license.
It means the business name or its main Google category includes stucco or plaster. It is not a license, certification or endorsement, and we have not checked anyone's work.
California requires a contractor license for most jobs above a small dollar amount, and stucco work falls under the Lathing and Plastering classification (C-35) or a general building license. Check any contractor on the California CSLB website, cslb.ca.gov, before you sign, and ask about insurance too.