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Chimney stucco repair and refinishing in Pine Castle

Free stucco chimney inspection in Pine Castle, then 10% off any service booked within 72 hours after it.

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Stucco repair items we price for Pine Castle homes

Our crew sounds, measures and records these points in Pine Castle before a stucco repair is priced.

  1. Flashing at the roof line, priced separately
  2. Weep screed and clearance at the chimney base
  3. Cleanup and removal of old stucco and trim
  4. Workmanship warranty terms on the repair

The way we handle stucco chimneys in Pine Castle

How our family-owned crew thinks through a stucco repair at your Pine Castle home.

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.

Why a harder patch is not always better

The Park Service guidance explains that rigid portland cement repairs on older, softer lime-based stucco can crack and let water in. The same principle applies wherever a patch is much stiffer than the finish around it.

Stronger is not automatically better in stucco repair. We pick a material that moves and dries like the existing finish, so the patch and the old stucco age together. The material choice is written into your estimate with a line on why it suits your finish.

Foam-backed finishes that look like stucco

Some chimney chases are clad in a foam-backed synthetic finish rather than cement stucco. From the yard the two can look alike, but they feel and sound different up close.

They are repaired with different materials and methods, so we identify which one your chimney has before quoting. A foam-backed finish is repaired with materials made for that system rather than cement plaster. If your chase turns out to be foam backed, we tell you whether that repair is within our scope before going further.

Taking old stucco and debris away

Old stucco, rusted lath and trim that come off your chimney are bagged and hauled away. Nothing is left in the gutters, on the roof or in the planting beds.

Before we leave, we check the roof and yard for fragments and rinse anything that landed on hard surfaces. The final walkthrough covers the clean site as well as the repair itself. Any rusted trim or lath that comes off can be set aside for you to see before it goes.

What Pine Castle homeowners ask about stucco repair

Straight answers from our specialists in Pine Castle, with no sales pressure.

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.

Can I pressure wash my stucco chimney?

High pressure can erode the texture and drive water into cracks, so we advise against it. A gentle rinse with a soft brush is safer. Keep all washing off new stucco until it has cured.

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