Arizona Monsoon Checklist: How to Prepare My Home for Rainy Season

Written on May 31, 2024. Posted in Exterior Painting, General, Residential, Stucco Repair.

If you live in Tucson or Southern Arizona, you know that monsoon season is a wonderful time of year. We get a break from the strong, hot, sun, and the desert is brought to life. The air is filled with the unique scent of creosote mixed with the summer rains. We want to help make sure you can enjoy...

Stucco Repair vs. Replacement: Making the Right Decision for Your Commercial Building

Written on November 1, 2023. Posted in Stucco Painting, Stucco Repair.

Maintaining the exterior of your commercial building is not just about appearances; it’s also about protecting your investment and ensuring the longevity of your property. When faced with deteriorating or damaged stucco, one of the most critical decisions you’ll need to make is whether...

Why Stucco Repairs are Important in Tucson?

Written on December 29, 2022. Posted in Stucco Repair.

Stucco is a great housing material for Tucson’s weather. Most issues with stucco occur when stucco stays wet for long periods, but a stucco exterior in AZ stays nice and dry most of the time. As a result, stucco does an excellent job holding up over time in Arizona and should be relatively low...

How to Repair Cracks in Stucco and When to Fix Them

Written on April 16, 2021. Posted in Stucco Repair.

Are you wondering when to repair cracks in stucco? Stucco is pretty durable, but with them, cracks are a way of life. Most of the cracks are not serious and do not cause any structural damage. With these cracks showing up now and then, homeowners always question when they should repair stucco cracks. The...

Stucco Painting and Repair: 5 Questions For Your Painter

Written on February 4, 2021. Posted in Stucco Painting, Stucco Repair.

Looking for a dramatic way to improve the look of your property without breaking the bank? One of the best ideas to achieve fantastic results is to think about commercial or residential painting. As supplies go, paint is certainly economical. Coverage from just one gallon of paint, depending on color...