Stucco & Exterior Repair in Canoga Park

Canoga Park stucco repair for single-story homes in strong valley heat: map cracking, faded walls and window corners repaired with flexible coatings.

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Canoga Park sees some of the hottest afternoons in the valley, and its single-story stucco houses wear that heat on their walls. Paint chalks, color fades unevenly and a fine web of cracks spreads across the sunniest sides. Most of these walls are dry inside, so the right repair is usually a coating, not a rebuild. We confirm that first, then refinish the house for the heat.

Surface wear from the sun

Map cracking and chalky paint are surface problems on most houses here. They come from the plaster's outer coat and the paint expanding and contracting every day. Patching hundreds of hairlines does not work well. We pressure wash, fill cracks wider than a hairline with flexible material and finish with a flexible coating that spans the remaining hairlines. On walls that take the most sun, a lighter color reduces the swing in temperature and slows the cycle down. Trim is painted to match.

When it is more than the surface

Some cracks do let water in: those running from window corners, those at the base of walls where planters or slabs sit against the plaster, and any with stains below them. During winter storms those spots soak the paper behind the stucco. We open them, fix the flashing or drainage, repair the paper and lath and rebuild the plaster to match. The coating then goes over a wall that is sound underneath, which is what lets it last. Weep screeds are cleared as well.

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