Stucco & Exterior Repair in Hidden Hills

Hidden Hills stucco and siding repair for ranch estates in fire country: house, barns and guest quarters kept sound and ember-resistant.

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Hidden Hills ranch estates often combine stucco with board siding, along with barns, stables and guest houses spread across large lots, all within fire hazard areas. The community's architectural committee reviews exterior changes. We repair stucco and the siding joints next to it across the property, keep the ranch character the committee expects and close the gaps embers could use.

Ranch character, fire-ready

White rail fences, board siding and painted trim define the look here, and wood near a wildfire is a liability. Where stucco meets wood siding, we rebuild the joint with flashing and a fire-resistant trim piece. Siding boards that have rotted can be replaced with fiber cement in the same profile, which keeps the look and resists ignition. Stucco walls get ember-resistant vents and enclosed eaves. Samples go to the architectural committee before any change visible from the street. Fences near the house are discussed too.

Barns and guest quarters

Outbuildings with the same finishes as the house need the same care, because a barn that catches embers can spread fire across the property. We survey each building, list the plaster repairs and openings and price them building by building. Guest houses used as living space get the full treatment, while barns may need a lighter scope focused on vents, eaves and siding joints. Work normally starts with the residence and moves outward to the barns. Arena fencing and paddocks are outside this scope.

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