Stucco & Exterior Repair in Calabasas

Calabasas stucco repair for gated and hillside homes in fire country: plaster kept whole, ember entry points sealed and HOA finishes matched.

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Calabasas homes sit among hills that have burned before, and most of the city carries a very high fire hazard rating. Many neighborhoods are gated, with associations that set finishes and colors. A stucco repair here does three jobs at once: it fixes the crack, keeps the wall a sound barrier against embers and matches a finish the association has already approved.

A barrier with no weak spots

Three-coat stucco over paper and lath holds up well against heat and flying embers. Its weak spots are the places where it stops or is pierced: louvered vents, open rafter tails, the strip just above the soil, and holes for lights or pipes sealed with caulk alone. Our survey marks each of those on a plan of the house. We fit ember-rated vents, enclose the eaves with fire-resistant soffit board, sleeve and flash every penetration and rebuild any plaster that has cracked or lost its bond to the lath behind it.

Matching what the association approved

Gated communities here usually keep a record of approved colors and textures for each house. We start from that record, mix samples on site and compare them on the wall in morning and late-afternoon light, since the same color reads very differently in each. The association's submittal is prepared with photos of the areas being repaired. Larger homes are refinished one face at a time, so each wall dries evenly and the color stays uniform from corner to corner. Touch-up paint is left with the owner.

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