Stucco & Exterior Repair in Long Beach

Long Beach stucco repair from beach-area streets to craftsman districts: salt-damaged walls, historic finishes and older lath rebuilt correctly.

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Long Beach stucco covers everything from beach cottages a block from the water to Spanish revival houses in historic districts farther inland. Near the shore, salt air corrodes lath and fasteners. In the older neighborhoods, the issue is age, earlier patches and the city's rules for visible changes. We repair both, matching original textures where the district requires it.

Near the shore

On beach-area streets, walls facing the water see damp mornings and salt year round. Galvanized lath rusts, the plaster loosens and cracks spread from openings. We test hollow areas, remove failed sections down to the framing and rebuild using coated lath, new paper and a three-coat system. Every window and door flashing gets checked and replaced where it has corroded. On these walls, a quality finish coat and regular repainting buy many years of service before the next repair. Painted surfaces need checking every few years.

Historic districts

In the city's historic districts, exterior repairs should match the original stucco texture, whether a smooth trowel, a sand finish or a hand-applied pattern. We sample the existing finish, mock up the match on a board and get the owner's and, where needed, the city's approval before working on the house. Decorative details such as window surrounds and corbels are repaired in kind. Inside the walls we still replace failed paper and lath, since a historic look does not require historic leaks.

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