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Stucco chimneys repaired by local pros in Goldenrod

Loose stucco only gets looser. Call our Goldenrod team for a free inspection and a repair sized to the damage.

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Checked before any stucco comes off in Goldenrod

Your written stucco scope in Goldenrod starts here and shows 10% off if you book within 72 hours after the inspection.

  1. What the stucco is applied to, masonry or lath
  2. Flashing at the roof line, priced separately
  3. Roof access and protection of the roof surface
  4. Hidden damage shown to you before any added work

Chimney stucco done properly in Goldenrod

Practical notes from the stucco repair crew serving Goldenrod.

What an elastomeric coating can and cannot do

Elastomeric coatings are thick, flexible finishes. Sto, a coating maker, describes its elastomeric coatings as able to bridge hairline cracks and resist wind-driven rain.

They do not reattach hollow stucco or remove water already behind the finish. We repair loose areas and larger cracks first, then recommend a coating only where it suits the surface and the chimney. A coating over a sound, repaired finish is a sensible upgrade, while a coating over loose stucco only hides it until it falls.

Chimney parging compared with cement stucco

Parging is a thin coat of mortar troweled over block or brick, while cement stucco is usually applied in two or three coats with a separate finish. Many homeowners call both of them stucco.

We identify which finish your chimney has, because the repair follows the original. A parged block chimney can often be repaired with a new parge coat, while three-coat stucco needs to be rebuilt in layers. Mixing the two approaches on one chimney is how odd-looking, short-lived patches happen.

White deposits on the stucco surface

White, powdery deposits show that water is moving through the stucco and leaving dissolved minerals behind as it dries. They mark the water path rather than being the problem themselves.

Brushing them off helps the look for a while. Stopping them means finding the source, which we trace during the inspection and address in the estimate. A gentle cleaning after the repair usually removes what is left, and new deposits should not return once the water path is closed.

Gutters and downspouts aimed at the chimney

Leaking gutters, downspouts and splash-back are among the sources of stucco damage in the Park Service guidance. A gutter that overflows at the chimney keeps one face soaked in every storm.

We note any gutter or downspout issue that is wetting the chimney. It is usually a small fix, and doing it before or with the stucco repair protects the new finish. Where the fix belongs to a gutter company, we tell you exactly what to ask them for.

Answers about chimney stucco for Goldenrod homeowners

Questions that come up on stucco visits in Goldenrod, answered plainly.

Do you paint the chimney after repairing the stucco?

We can, or your own painter can. We tell you when the new stucco is ready for paint according to the products used, and whether painting the full face would hide the repair better than a spot finish.

Is stucco chimney repair covered by a warranty?

The work we perform is covered by our workmanship warranty, with the terms written into your estimate. Our 100% satisfaction guarantee also applies, so if something is not right, we come back and fix it.

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