Stucco & Exterior Repair in West Hills

West Hills stucco and exterior repair for two-story and ranch houses near open hillsides: hairline cracks coated, eaves enclosed and vents upgraded.

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West Hills houses are mostly two-story and ranch homes on curving streets, many backing onto open hillsides. The heat leaves walls faded and finely cracked, and two-story homes often crack along the second-floor line. Streets near the hills carry fire risk. We repair the plaster, coat the walls for the heat and close the gaps embers could use on houses close to open land.

Two-story houses

The floor framing between stories shrinks and settles over time, and the stucco at that level often shows a horizontal crack running the length of a wall. If the original build had no screed or joint at that line, the crack reopens after patching. We route the crack and fill it with a flexible compound or, where it keeps moving, cut in a reveal joint that gives the wall a straight, intentional line. Hairline cracking elsewhere is covered by the coating that finishes the job.

Backing onto open land

Houses on the edge of the open hillsides are the first to meet embers in a wildfire. The stucco itself holds up well, so the work goes into its openings: vents with fine ember-resistant mesh, eaves boxed in with fire-rated material, a noncombustible strip where the plaster meets the ground and gutters fitted with guards. Wood fences that touch the house can be swapped near the wall for metal or masonry. We price each measure on its own so owners can plan the order.

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