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Restucco and chimney stucco repair in Timber Springs

From a hairline crack to a full restucco, chimney stucco work in Timber Springs starts with a free inspection and a clear plan.

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Checked before any stucco comes off in Timber Springs

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

  1. Rusted lath, bead or fasteners in the repair area
  2. Barrier behind the lath on a framed chase, if opened
  3. Covering plants, walls and walkways below
  4. Workmanship warranty terms on the repair

Stucco points that decide the repair in Timber Springs

The points below shape the stucco repair we recommend in Timber Springs, and each one appears in your estimate.

Tapping the stucco to find loose areas

National Park Service guidance on stucco repair notes that unsound areas which have lost their key give a hollow sound when tapped gently. We sound every face of the chimney this way during the inspection, not only the patch around a visible crack.

Loose areas are marked and measured so the estimate covers the full separated section. Pricing only the crack you can see is how a repair ends up cracking again right beside the new patch. A plastic or wooden mallet does the job without marking the finish, and the whole chimney can be sounded in one visit.

Choosing a coating from its data sheet

Coatings sold for stucco vary widely. Sto, for example, lists high vapor permeability for its elastomeric coatings, while other films are much tighter. The word elastomeric on a label does not tell you how a product behaves.

When a coating is part of your estimate, we name the product and explain why it suits your chimney's surface. You can read the same data sheet we used to choose it. If you already have a coating in mind, we check it against the surface and tell you honestly whether it suits.

Checking the sheathing once the stucco is open

Once lath is exposed on a framed chase, the sheathing behind it can be checked by feel and by probing for softness. Dark staining on the paper is a clue that water has been getting through for a while.

We note what we find in writing. Sound sheathing is left alone, and damaged areas are quoted before the new barrier, lath and stucco are installed. Where the barrier and sheathing are sound, the repair goes straight to new lath and coats.

A repair mix that behaves like the old stucco

The International Masonry Institute says a stucco repair mix should come close to the old stucco in strength, density, porosity and water absorption. A mismatch in any of those shows up as cracking or staining at the patch edges.

We choose repair materials with the existing finish in mind. A mix far harder or more absorbent than the surrounding stucco may look fine at first and fail at the joint later. That is also why we avoid mixing different repair products on one face.

Answers about chimney stucco for Timber Springs homeowners

Our family-owned team in Timber Springs answers the stucco questions homeowners raise before booking.

Is the stucco inspection really free?

Yes. We inspect the chimney stucco, crown, cap and flashing at no charge and give you a written estimate. There is no obligation to book.

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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