Stucco Painting Services Near San Antonio
The naturally warm, bright appearance of stucco can dull with time. Call San Antonio Premium Painters to refresh and brighten your stucco with new paint. San Antonio Premium Painters is the painting company that homeowners in the San Antonio area trust for cleaning, prepping and painting stucco. Stucco is a plaster cement compound which can last for more than 20 years if cared for properly. Call today at 919-779-0954 for a fast, free quote on reviving your stucco.
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At San Antonio Premium Painters, our team of stucco professionals ensure that every job begins with thorough preparation to guarantee the best results. We start by cleaning the stucco surface, utilizing pressure washing techniques to remove all dirt, mildew, and peeling paint, which primes the surface for optimal paint adhesion. We carefully repair any cracks or damages using top-grade masonry products, followed by the application of a specialized primer tailored for stucco surfaces.
When you request an estimate, we provide a detailed breakdown of the preparation, painting, and cleanup processes, allowing you to understand the value and precision our stucco painting services offer. This transparency in our quoting process ensures there are no surprises, just exceptional results that enhance the beauty and durability of your home.
San Antonio Premium Painters's Prep Work and Clean Up
At San Antonio Premium Painters, meticulous preparation and thorough cleanup are integral to our stucco painting services. Before painting begins, our team carefully cleans the surface, occasionally using pressure washing to remove dirt, mildew, and debris, ensuring optimal paint adhesion.
We repair any cracks or damage with high-quality masonry materials, and apply a durable primer suited for stucco surfaces. After painting, we focus on detailed cleanup, removing all materials and waste, and inspecting the site to ensure your property looks pristine and beautifully refreshed.
Painting Your Stucco Exterior Surfaces
- For exterior stucco walls, San Antonio Premium Painters lightly power washes stucco surfaces of dirt and dust and gently scrubs away mildew with a stiff bristle brush. For interior walls, we may use a vacuum dusting attachment. If your walls have grease or grime or mildew build-up, we apply an appropriate cleaner. Depending on the weather and season in San Antonio we may need to allow 24 to 48 hours for walls and surfaces to dry before patching or priming.
- San Antonio Premium Painters preps walls by fixing small cracks and dings with masonry caulk. Due to the weather in San Antonio cracks on stucco walls larger than ⅛ inch-wide are common. For larger cracks, we remove any loose stucco with a putty knife and make repairs with a patching compound developed specifically for stucco.
- Once the patching compound has dried, we prime stucco walls with a high-quality acrylic primer. In San Antonio's climate, acrylic primers adhere better to uneven stucco surfaces. Using a large, napped roller we force primer into the stucco's deep nooks and crevices.
- Lastly, we apply a flat exterior paint. Stucco painting usually requires twice the amount of paint used for painting conventional siding.
Stucco Painting FAQs
Can You Paint Stucco?
Yes, stucco can definitely be painted, and doing so is a fantastic way to refresh and protect your home's exterior. At San Antonio Premium Painters, we specialize in stucco painting services that not only enhance the appearance of your home but also extend the lifespan of the stucco.
How Often Should Stucco Be Painted?
Stucco should be painted every 5-10 years, depending on its condition. Factors that can affect how often stucco needs repairs and maintenance include climate, previous painting, and how well the home is maintained.
Should I Paint Over Stucco?
It's best to avoid painting over stucco because it can trap moisture and damage the stucco's performance and durability. Instead, we add new stucco over the existing finish to change the color.
How Can I Prepare Stucco for Painting?
Here are some tips for preparing stucco for painting:
- Allow new stucco to dry and settle for 60 days
- Pressure wash to remove dirt, chalky residue, and chipping paint
- Check for cracks
- Sand the stucco
- Prime the stucco
The painters at San Antonio Premium Painters are very conscientious when caring for your home. We keep our work area clean and complete a full clean-up quickly after finishing every project.
We are happy to give you a free quote. If you are looking for the best stucco painting company in the San Antonio, TX area, give us a call today at 919-779-0954 or request a free estimate on your stucco painting project.
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