Expertise & Reliability
Repairs that blend in and keep water out
We fix cracked, stained and water-damaged stucco on homes across Toronto and the GTA. Traditional stucco or EIFS, one hairline crack or a soaked wall section: we find where the water gets in, rebuild the wall properly, and match the texture and colour so the repair disappears into the wall.
How every repair works
We look at the damage in person and check for hidden moisture.
A written, itemized quote, so there are no surprises.
Damaged material out, wall rebuilt properly.
Texture and colour matched, site left clean.
Signs your stucco needs repair
Hairline cracks are normal. Wider ones, or cracks that keep growing or leak, can let water in behind the stucco.
Dark streaks below windows and ledges usually mean water is running where it should not.
A wall that bulges, or sounds hollow when tapped, often has moisture or separation underneath.
Stucco breaking away at corners, the foundation line or around windows is a common way water gets in.
From hairline cracks to rebuilt, water-damaged walls
We repair the wall behind the stucco, not just the surface you can see.
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Sand Finish
Float Finish
Smooth Trowel
Knockdown
Heavy Dash
Acrylic / EIFS
Weathered & PatchedEvery texture and style, matched by hand
Old or new, smooth or heavily textured
Every stucco wall is a little different: its texture, its colour and how it has weathered. We match the finish of your wall, so a repair on a Spanish-style home, a cottage or a modern build looks like it was always there.
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Smooth and hand-troweled finishes
Clean, even finish coats
Dash and heavy textures
Aged finishes, colour-blended
Repairs done right the first time, by people who only do stucco
We are not a general contractor who does stucco on the side. Repairs are our specialty.
A patch over wet framing fails again. We look for where the water is getting in and deal with it.
We match texture and colour by hand so the repaired area blends in with the rest of the wall.
You know the scope and the price before work starts, with nothing added on the day.
Traditional cement stucco and synthetic EIFS need different materials. We know both and use the right one.
Landscaping, windows and walkways are covered while we work, and we leave the site clean.
Stucco repair across the city and surrounding region
What the damage means, and what it takes to fix it
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They look almost identical from the sidewalk, but traditional stucco and EIFS are built differently and fail differently. A few simple checks tell you which one you have, and what that means for repairs.
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Not every crack is an emergency. Here is how to tell normal hairline cracking from the damage that lets water behind your stucco, and what to do about each.
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Stucco needs above-freezing temperatures to cure properly, so most repairs wait for spring. But there is still plenty you can do in winter to stop the damage getting worse.
Straight answers before you call
It depends on the size of the damage, how high and accessible the wall is, and whether there is water damage behind the stucco. Small crack repairs cost far less than rebuilding a wet section. We give you a written quote after seeing it in person.
Most damage can be repaired. Replacement usually only makes sense when large areas are soaked, delaminated or failing in many places. An inspection tells you which situation you are in.
The National Building Code calls for cement stucco to be kept at 10 °C or warmer during application and for 48 hours afterwards, and acrylic and EIFS finishes need about 5 °C, so most repair work in Toronto happens from late spring to early fall. We can still inspect and quote in winter and handle urgent temporary protection.
Small crack and patch repairs are often done in a day. Larger repairs with water damage take longer, because each coat needs time to cure before the next one goes on.
We match both the texture and the colour to your current finish. On older or faded walls, a new finish coat over the whole elevation sometimes gives a more even result, and we will tell you if we think that is the case.
Traditional stucco is a cement-based plaster applied over wire lath. EIFS (synthetic stucco) is a foam insulation board with a mesh and acrylic finish, and it sounds hollow when tapped. They are repaired with different materials, so we identify which one you have first.
Tell us what you are seeing (cracks, stains, soft spots) and where the house is. We will get back to you to book an on-site look.
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