What Is Stucco Redashing and What Does It Include?
Stucco Redashing is the application of a brand new finish coat over your existing base stucco walls to cover up hair-line cracks, fading, and weathering. Stucco Redashing includes power washing the surface, patching any damaged spots, applying a bonding agent, and troweling on a fresh coat of colored stucco. This Stucco Redashing process completely refreshes the exterior look of your house without tearing down the old walls.
Aliso Viejo Stucco Solutions starts every Stucco Redashing job by inspecting the condition of your current stucco. If we find loose sections or deep structural cracks, we chip those out and patch them first so the new coat has a solid anchor. Skipping this prep work leads to peeling down the road, and Aliso Viejo Stucco Solutions does the job right the first time.
Aliso Viejo homes deal with strong coastal moisture blowing in from the Pacific and intense sun exposure during the summer months. These elements fade standard paint and break down exterior finishes over time. Stucco Redashing adds a thick layer of breathable, colored cementitious material that holds its color much longer than paint and protects your walls from the elements.
Homeowners often ask if Stucco Redashing fixes water leaks. The short answer is yes, as long as the underlying lath and weather barrier are still in good shape. If moisture has rotted the wood framing behind the wall, Stucco Redashing alone will not fix it. We check for these issues before we start so you know exactly what your walls need.
Aliso Viejo Stucco Solutions mixes finish coats on-site to match your chosen texture and color tone. Homeowners get a uniform, clean finish that looks like a brand new house. Most standard residential Stucco Redashing jobs take between 3 to 5 days from start to finish, depending on the square footage and drying times. For homes in Aliso Viejo, Aliso Viejo Stucco Solutions provides Stucco Redashing services.