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Before & after stucco repair examples

These images are illustrative examples of common stucco repair types, not photographs of specific customer jobs. Results vary with wall condition, texture and paint age — we review your specific wall before quoting.

Illustrative before and after of a tan stucco gable wall: spider cracks spreading below the roofline on the left, the same wall filled, textured and repainted on the right

Spider cracking on a stucco gable wall

Illustrative example

Surface cracking on a sun-exposed gable is opened, filled and re-textured, then the elevation is repainted so the patch blends with the original finish.

Illustrative before and after of a cream stucco wall below a gutter: heavy brown water staining and streaking on the left, the same wall cleaned, repaired and repainted on the right

Water staining below a roofline

Illustrative example

Runoff from a failing gutter joint can leave staining and softened stucco. The water path is corrected first, then the damaged area is rebuilt, sealed and painted.

Illustrative before and after at a garage corner: stucco broken away exposing brick and a rusted edge on the left, the same corner rebuilt with a new bead and painted on the right

Failed stucco at a garage corner

Illustrative example

Where stucco has broken away and exposed masonry, a corrosion-resistant corner bead is set and the corner rebuilt in layers before painting.

Illustrative before and after of an exterior wall: an oval hole around an old wall lantern and conduit on the left, the same area patched with matching texture on the right

Opening left by a removed light fixture

Illustrative example

An abandoned fixture leaves an open cavity in the wall. The opening is closed, built up to the surrounding plane and textured to match.

Illustrative before and after of a beige perimeter wall: a long vertical settlement crack running from the cap on the left, the same wall repaired and repainted on the right

Settlement crack in a perimeter wall

Illustrative example

A vertical settlement crack is routed, reinforced and filled, then the full wall face is refinished so no repair line remains visible.

See what each repair involves on our stucco repair services page.

Cracked, hollow, or stained stucco?

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