Stucco & Exterior Repair in Rolling Hills Estates

Rolling Hills Estates stucco and siding repair for ranch and hillside homes: window trim, gutters and material joints fixed before the finish coat.

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Rolling Hills Estates homes mix stucco walls, wood siding and shake-style roofs on ranch and hillside lots. Exterior trouble here often starts at the gutters and window trim, well before the plaster cracks. Water spilling from a clogged gutter or running behind a loose sill board soaks the wall for months before a crack appears. We trace that water and fix it as part of every stucco job.

Gutters, trim and sills

A gutter that overflows onto stucco leaves a stain line and eventually a crack where water enters. Wood window trim set into stucco shrinks and pulls away, leaving a gap that admits rain. We clean or replace gutters and downspouts, extend them away from the foundation, replace failed trim with rot-resistant material and flash the head and sill of each opening. Then the stucco around the repairs is rebuilt and textured to match, so the wall works as one surface.

Hillside walls and foundations

On sloped lots, the wall facing uphill may have soil against it, and stucco there often cracks and stains at the base. We check the weep screed, regrade where soil sits too high and install drainage where water pools. The lower walls on raised foundations get their sill plates checked from the crawlspace. Once water is moving away from the house, we repair the plaster and finish with a color coat suited to the exposure, with samples matched on site. Downspouts are tied to drains where possible.

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