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Trapped moisture doesn’t just sit behind the surface. It feeds mold and softens the exterior around it. This hidden damage can develop after one wet season.
Stucco can look worn long before it fails. A fresh textured coat evens out patches and weathered color, giving a home here a cleaner, more finished appearance.
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| Stucco Installation Port Moody Stucco System Type | Standard Finish Price | Protective Topcoat Price | Premium Acrylic Finish Price | Standard Acrylic Finish Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Three-Coat Cement Stucco | CAD 14 – CAD 18 | CAD 16 – CAD 20 | CAD 18 – CAD 24 | CAD 16 – CAD 22 |
| Acrylic Stucco / EIFS | CAD 15 – CAD 22 | CAD 17 – CAD 24 | CAD 20 – CAD 28 | CAD 18 – CAD 25 |
| California Stucco | CAD 12 – CAD 15 | CAD 13 – CAD 16 | CAD 15 – CAD 18 | CAD 14 – CAD 17 |
| EIFS Acrylic | CAD 18 – CAD 24 | CAD 20 – CAD 26 | CAD 22 – CAD 28 | CAD 20 – CAD 26 |
Protect Your Home's Exterior
Even small stucco cracks can let moisture seep into your exterior walls. If not fixed, trapped water can damage the finish and rot the sheathing behind it. Stucco repair in Vancouver stops this problem early, while the fix is still quick and easy.
We inject epoxy into hairline cracks and reseal the surface so rain beads up and runs off. For bigger damage, we cut out the bad section, match your existing texture, and blend the repair so it looks seamless. You get a strong weather barrier that keeps water out, just like your original stucco was designed to do.
Port Moody’s wet climate makes it important to maintain your home’s exterior. Taking care of stucco helps prevent moisture damage that can lead to expensive repairs. Port Moody homeowners can keep their property value high with timely stucco repairs.
With our skills, you can make sure your home stays safe from the weather. Regular inspections and maintenance keep your stucco looking good and working well, protecting your investment.
Stucco Repair Techniques
Many homes in Port Moody use traditional three-coat stucco over metal lath. Matching the stucco system is important during repairs. We start by removing loose material until we reach solid substrate. Then, we apply a scratch coat that bonds to the lath. Next, we add a brown coat that levels with the surrounding area. The finish coat is made from a mix of Portland cement, lime, and graded aggregate. We tint this mix to match your existing color and float-texture it to blend with the original pattern.
For hairline cracks, we create a shallow V-groove along the crack. We clean out any debris and inject a two-part epoxy that sticks to the edges of the crack. After it cures, we cover the repair with elastomeric mesh tape set in a flexible acrylic patching compound. This helps the repair handle minor thermal expansion and keeps water from seeping along the crack to the weather-resistive barrier behind.
Given Port Moody’s frequent rain, we suggest applying an elastomeric topcoat over the repair area. These high-build acrylic coatings cure into a stretchy, rubber-like membrane. They can handle small movements, shed water, and let trapped vapor escape. We offer various sheen levels and can tint the topcoat on-site to match any faded or weathered stucco without needing a full re-coat.
Stucco acts as a reservoir cladding that absorbs some rain. In Port Moody, the real protection comes from the drainage plane behind the stucco. We use building paper or housewrap, which is layered like shingles under the stucco. The upper layer overlaps the lower one, ensuring that water running down the wall stays on the wrap’s surface and drains out at the bottom through a weep screed. The metal flashing at the base of the stucco has small holes to let liquid water drip out while keeping insects and bulk water out.
At window and door openings, we install flexible self-adhered flashing that wraps around the rough opening and works with the weather-resistive barrier. Pan flashings at sills slope outward and extend beyond the stucco to direct water away. Head flashings with a drip edge stop water from getting back under the stucco at the top of the opening. These details are important because wind-driven rain can push moisture sideways into any gaps.
The stucco assembly also needs to allow drying air behind it. A vented air gap, even a thin one from a drainage mat or crinkled housewrap, helps moisture that gets past the stucco evaporate. This air can exit at the top and bottom. In Port Moody’s damp winters, this ventilation keeps the sheathing dry and prevents rot from too much moisture exposure.
