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Stucco Repair in California

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Stucco repair covers the work that fixes damaged stucco without replacing the whole wall: patching holes and impact damage, cutting out and rebuilding cracked or loose sections, sealing around windows, doors and penetrations, and matching the new finish to the old. It is usually the first thing to price when you see a problem on a house that is otherwise in decent shape.

The businesses below show stucco repair in their name, their website address or their Google search results. That is a pointer, not a guarantee. Ask each one what it would do on your wall, whether it patches in layers over lath and paper where needed, and how it will match texture and color.

General price ranges: see the stucco repair cost guide, the re-stucco cost guide and the crack repair cost guide.

Top 60 of 733 companies that mention stucco repair

Matched from the business name, website address and Google categories only. We have not checked anyone's work. Call and ask what a company actually does.

Stucco specialist

Gatana

5.0(139 reviews on Google)

1091 Palmetto Ave, Pacifica

(415) 756-0233
Stucco specialist

Milnes Painting

4.9(59 reviews on Google)

Service-area business, serves 2 cities in Fresno County

(559) 580-2190
Stucco specialist

JM Stucco

5.0(48 reviews on Google)

Service-area business, serves 2 cities in Los Angeles County

(213) 709-4260
Stucco specialist

Super Stucco Man

4.9(44 reviews on Google)

15268 Vía Quedo, Desert Hot Springs

  • Lath and plaster
Stucco specialist

L.F. PLASTERING, INC.

5.0(31 reviews on Google)

Service-area business, serves 2 cities in Los Angeles County

  • Lath and plaster
(310) 984-4827
Stucco specialist

Stucco Dr

4.5(46 reviews on Google)

31955 Avenida El Pueblo, Cathedral City

(760) 324-2330
Stucco specialist

Patch Tech

5.0(29 reviews on Google)

Service-area business, serves 6 cities in Riverside County

(951) 701-5752
Stucco specialist

Bay Area Stucco

4.9(30 reviews on Google)

575 Berk Ave Apt 5, Richmond

Stucco specialist

Paradise Stucco

5.0(24 reviews on Google)

Service-area business, serves 6 cities in Alameda County

(408) 869-5701
Stucco specialist

Vision Stucco Co.

5.0(24 reviews on Google)

Service-area business, serves 4 cities in Los Angeles County

  • Lath and plaster
(562) 939-2819
Stucco specialist

JMA Plastering inc

4.8(24 reviews on Google)

Service-area business, serves 2 cities in Los Angeles County

  • Lath and plaster
(323) 689-5153

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Stucco repair: common questions

What does stucco repair usually involve?

The damaged area is marked out, loose or cracked material is removed, the lath, paper and any damaged framing behind it are checked, and new stucco is applied in coats and finished to match the texture around it. Small cracks may only need to be filled and coated. The method depends on what is behind the surface, which is why a written scope matters.

Can stucco be repaired without redoing the whole wall?

Often, yes. Localized cracks, holes and damaged corners can be patched. Widespread bulging, soft spots or stains that return may point to moisture behind the stucco, and a contractor may recommend opening the wall up or replacing larger sections.

Will the patch match the rest of the wall?

A good patch can blend in, but color and texture matching is a skill and results vary. Ask to see examples of past patches, and ask whether a color coat over the whole wall section is included so the repair does not show.

Do I need a permit for stucco repair?

Rules differ by city and county, and small cosmetic patches are often treated differently from structural or large-area work. Ask your local building department, and ask your contractor who pulls any permit that is required.

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