Stucco & Exterior Repair in La Canada Flintridge

La Canada Flintridge stucco repair for traditional and hillside homes in fire areas: plaster matched, eaves closed and city review handled.

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La Canada Flintridge houses sit against the foothills, many in very high fire hazard zones, and the city reviews exterior changes for design. Traditional houses here pair plaster with wood trim and tile roofs, and hillside lots push water against uphill walls. We repair the plaster to match, rebuild the joints that leak and close the openings embers could use, with drawings ready for the city.

Design review and matching

Plaster textures on traditional houses here range from smooth trowel to light float finishes, and repairs need to disappear into them. We sample the existing finish, make up a board to compare and adjust the mix until it matches in both texture and color. Where wood trim meets the plaster, rotted pieces are replaced with matching profiles and the joint is flashed. Changes that the city reviews, such as new vents or eave enclosures visible from the street, are drawn and submitted before work begins.

Fire and the uphill wall

Close to the hills, plaster is part of the defense against embers, so any hollow or cracked area is rebuilt fully and every opening is sealed: vents rated against embers, eaves boxed with fire-resistant board and the base of the wall kept clear of mulch and wood. On sloped lots the uphill wall often stays damp at its base, so a drain goes in and the screed is freed up before we rebuild that band of plaster. Fire upgrades and drainage are each priced on their own lines.

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