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The Smoothest Experience in Stucco Work
Stucco, a popular choice for interiors and exteriors, offers durability and lasting beauty for any home. Its solid, water-shedding, and impact resistance offer rock-hard protection while also having design customization. The non-porous nature of the stucco prevents rot and fungus, making it a perfect choice for homes in warm, moist climates. Southern California is a prime place for stucco as it serves as a breathable material, naturally cooling homes in hot weather while also being resistant to mold and damage from salty ocean breezes.
Stucco, a popular choice for exteriors, offers durability and lasting beauty for any home. Its solid, water-shedding, and impact resistance offers rock-hard protection while also having design customization. The nature of the stucco prevents rot and fungus, making it a perfect choice for homes in warm, moist climates. Southern California is a prime place for stucco as it serves as a breathable material, naturally cooling homes in hot weather while also being resistant to mold and damage from salty ocean breezes.
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At CertEX, we specialize in perfect stucco repair and installation. Our team delivers expert stucco applications for a perfect finish every time on every house. We guarantee quality repair and installation.
We offer:
- Custom stucco applications
- New construction
- Crack and damage repair
- Water damage restoration
- Color and texture matching
- Cleaning and sealing
Let us clear some things up
Stucco is a durable and attractive exterior finish for buildings, made from a mixture of sand, cement, lime, and water. It can be applied to both interior and exterior surfaces.
With proper installation and maintenance, stucco can last over 50 years.
The installation time varies depending on the size and complexity of the project, but a typical residential project can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks.
Yes, most stucco cracks can be repaired. Small cracks can often be filled with caulk, while larger cracks may require more extensive repairs.