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The written stucco scope for your Spring Isle chimney

Part of the free stucco inspection in Spring Isle, with no charge and no obligation.

  1. Number of coats rebuilt in each repair area
  2. Flashing at the roof line, priced separately
  3. Covering plants, walls and walkways below
  4. The 72-hour 10% discount, written on the estimate

The way we handle stucco chimneys in Spring Isle

A closer look at the stucco work our team does on chimneys in Spring Isle.

The weep screed at the bottom of lathed stucco

Where lathed stucco ends at the bottom of a wall, the Florida residential code calls for a corrosion-resistant weep screed of at least No. 26 gage with a flange of 3 1/2 inches or more, mounted 4 inches or more above soil or 2 inches or more above paving.

That strip gives water behind the stucco a way out. If the base of a chimney has been buried by soil, mulch or a raised patio, we point it out and explain what clearing or repairing that edge would involve. On a chase that sits on the roof, the bottom edge meets flashing instead, and we check that joint the same way.

Stopping the water before repairing the stucco

The Park Service guidance on stucco repair traces much of the damage it describes to water infiltration, including water entering around chimneys, and says the source should be repaired before the stucco.

On a chimney that usually means the crown, the cap, the flashing and any gutters that dump water onto it. We check each one and put the water repairs first in your estimate, because new stucco over an active leak fails the same way the old stucco did. Where the water source is outside our work, such as a gutter, we still point it out so the stucco repair is not wasted.

Looking at the chimney from the attic

Where the chimney passes through the attic, water stains on the framing or roof deck around it show where water has been running. Fresh stains after a recent storm point to an active leak, while old dry marks may belong to a problem already fixed.

With your permission we check the attic side when access allows. It often narrows down whether the stucco, the flashing or the roof itself is leaking. If access is tight or blocked, we say so and base the estimate on the outside findings.

Sealant joints where stucco meets other materials

Where stucco meets trim, siding, a roof cricket or a different wall finish, a flexible sealant joint usually closes the gap. Those joints dry out and split long before the stucco does.

We check each transition during the inspection and replace failed sealant as part of the repair. It is inexpensive work that keeps water out of the edges of the finish. Sealant is chosen to suit both materials at the joint, and the color is matched where it shows.

Stucco chimney questions from Spring Isle

Still weighing it up? These answers help, and the stucco inspection in Spring Isle is free.

Can you match the texture of my stucco chimney?

In most cases we can match it closely. We test the finish on a small area and compare it with the existing stucco before completing the repair. Smooth finishes are the hardest to blend, and we tell you up front if painting the face would give a better result.

Will the repaired area show?

A well-matched patch on a textured finish is often hard to spot. On smooth or unpainted stucco a faint outline can remain, so we plan edges at corners and lines and offer painting the full face where needed. You see the options before approving.

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