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Family-owned stucco chimney repair in Catalina

Upfront pricing on stucco chimney repair in Catalina, a workmanship warranty on our work and 10% off when you book within 72 hours after the inspection.

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The written stucco scope for your Catalina chimney

A short list that shapes the whole job. We confirm each point at your Catalina address first.

  1. Hollow or loose areas found by sounding each face
  2. Rusted lath, bead or fasteners in the repair area
  3. Flashing at the roof line, priced separately
  4. Curing and weather protection for fresh coats

The way we handle stucco chimneys in Catalina

Plain answers about stucco work in Catalina, from the crew that does it.

What the flue cap does and does not protect

The metal cap over the flue keeps rain and animals out of the flue itself. It does nothing for the stucco faces, which depend on the crown, the drip edge and the finish.

Homeowners sometimes expect a new cap to stop stucco damage. We explain which part protects which surface, so money goes to the repair that actually addresses the cracks you are seeing. When a cap is missing or damaged, we still note it, but as its own line rather than part of the stucco repair.

Why we avoid adding lath over sound masonry

Fastening metal lath to sound brick or stone damages the masonry, and the Park Service guidance warns that even slight moisture can rust that lath, which expands and can spall the stucco and the masonry behind it.

On a sound masonry chimney we bond the new stucco directly to the prepared surface. Lath goes where the assembly calls for it, such as a framed chase, and is never a shortcut on masonry. Where old lath is already fixed to masonry and rusting, we remove it in the repair area rather than patch over it.

Outside parging is not smoke chamber parging

Parging on the outside of a chimney is a weather finish. Parging inside the smoke chamber above a fireplace is a different job with heat-rated materials, and it is its own service.

If you have been told the chimney needs parging, we find out which one was meant. Your estimate names the exact location of the work so there is no confusion later. Both can appear on one estimate when both are needed, each on its own line with its own price.

Comparing stucco repair quotes fairly

Ask each company how large the repair area is, how deep it will be cut, how many coats go back, how the texture will be matched and what happens if more loose stucco turns up.

A lower price often means fewer coats or a smaller cutback. Our estimate answers every one of those questions in writing, so the comparison is fair. If another quote includes something ours does not, ask us about it, and we will explain the difference plainly.

Stucco chimney questions from Catalina

Short answers from our stucco team in Catalina. Call for anything not covered here.

Do hairline stucco cracks need repair?

Many hairline cracks are not serious on their own. We check the stucco around each one, and if it is sound, sealing the lines with a matching finish material or a suitable coating is usually enough. Cracks with hollow stucco or rust around them need a deeper repair.

What if the wood behind the stucco is soft?

Then the job includes more than a finish repair. We stop, show you what we found and explain the framing repair, which is priced separately as chase repair. Nothing is added without your approval.

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