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Stucco Repair in Southeastern Pennsylvania

Although it’s a popular building material, stucco is notoriously vulnerable to water damage because it’s a very porous material. If your stucco siding has seen better days, you’ll want to repair it as soon as possible, before more serious issues develop. We’re proud to be a home siding contractor that specializes in stucco repairs, helping to bring your home’s exterior back to its former glory. 

When you’re searching the internet for “exterior stucco repair near me,” look no further than the MHX Designs team. If you’d like to learn more about our stucco remediation services or talk to one of our expert team members, please don’t hesitate to call us at 215-792-3681 or contact us online.

Do You Need Stucco Repair?

MHX Designs is the best Stucco Replacement contractor in Southeastern Pennsylvania. But don’t just take our word for it. We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service, high-quality workmanship, and commitment to excellence. Check out these before-and-after pictures.

Before & After Projects

Audobon

after - Audubon, PA

DEVON, PA

after - Devon, PA

CHALFONT, PA

after - Chalfont, PA
JH siding

The Stucco Repair Process

When you hire our team of exterior stucco experts for your repair project, we’ll work quickly and efficiently to repair the affected area. Keep in mind that we recommend performing a corner-to-corner repair, at a minimum, as the newly repaired area will not match the existing stucco’s color and texture. 

During the stucco repair process, we’ll

  • Remove the loose stucco, being careful not to damage the wood lath underneath it
  • Trim builder’s paper to fit where the old stucco meets the wood lath and fasten the paper in place
  • Add metal lath over the paper, securing it in place
  • Mix and apply the new stucco, scoring its surface to improve the bond for the second coat
  • Apply the finishing coat
  • Paint the new stucco area after allowing it to cure

When Repairs Are Not Enough

Unfortunately, stucco repairs are only a temporary fix. In most cases, we recommend that homeowners instead opt for stucco remediation, which involves completely removing the stucco from your home. 

After we do this, we’ll assess the damage and install a Water Resistive Barrier system to protect your home against future damage. If you opt to replace your stucco with a siding material that’s better suited to our wet environment, we recommend a durable option like James Hardie siding

Why Choose MHX Designs?

You don’t want to trust just any contractor to take on your siding repair or replacement project. Instead, trust a local expert like our team at MHX Designs. We specialize in stucco remediation, so we know exactly what issues to look for and how to fix them so your home is protected against the elements. 

Schedule Your Stucco Repair Project

If your stucco exterior is showing signs of wear and tear, don’t wait until the issues get worse before taking care of them. We’d be happy to come out to inspect the state of your stucco, making professional recommendations about whether repairs, remediation, or a full replacement is the best course of action. 

To get your project scheduled, please call us at 215-792-3681 or contact us online.

Stucco Repair FAQs

How much will it cost to repair my stucco?

While it depends on the state of your siding, most stucco repairs range in price between $8 and $50 per square foot. Once we inspect your stucco, we’ll be able to give you a more accurate pricing estimate. 

How long does stucco generally last?

In a wet climate like ours, stucco generally lasts around 20 years. If your stucco is nearing the end of its life expectancy, it might be better to replace it instead of trying to repair it as a quick fix.

The Stucco Repair Process

When you hire our team of exterior stucco experts for your repair project, we’ll work quickly and efficiently to repair the affected area. Keep in mind that we recommend performing a corner-to-corner repair, at a minimum, as the newly repaired area will not match the existing stucco’s color and texture. 

During the stucco repair process, we’ll

  • Remove the loose stucco, being careful not to damage the wood lath underneath it
  • Trim builder’s paper to fit where the old stucco meets the wood lath and fasten the paper in place
  • Add metal lath over the paper, securing it in place
  • Mix and apply the new stucco, scoring its surface to improve the bond for the second coat
  • Apply the finishing coat
  • Paint the new stucco area after allowing it to cure

When Repairs Are Not Enough

Unfortunately, stucco repairs are only a temporary fix. In most cases, we recommend that homeowners instead opt for stucco remediation, which involves completely removing the stucco from your home. 

After we do this, we’ll assess the damage and install a Water Resistive Barrier system to protect your home against future damage. If you opt to replace your stucco with a siding material that’s better suited to our wet environment, we recommend a durable option like James Hardie siding

Why Choose MHX Designs?

You don’t want to trust just any contractor to take on your siding repair or replacement project. Instead, trust a local expert like our team at MHX Designs. We specialize in stucco remediation, so we know exactly what issues to look for and how to fix them so your home is protected against the elements. 

Schedule Your Stucco Repair Project

If your stucco exterior is showing signs of wear and tear, don’t wait until the issues get worse before taking care of them. We’d be happy to come out to inspect the state of your stucco, making professional recommendations about whether repairs, remediation, or a full replacement is the best course of action. 

To get your project scheduled, please call us at 215-792-3681 or contact us online.

Stucco Repair FAQs

How much will it cost to repair my stucco?

While it depends on the state of your siding, most stucco repairs range in price between $8 and $50 per square foot. Once we inspect your stucco, we’ll be able to give you a more accurate pricing estimate. 

How long does stucco generally last?

In a wet climate like ours, stucco generally lasts around 20 years. If your stucco is nearing the end of its life expectancy, it might be better to replace it instead of trying to repair it as a quick fix.

James Hardie For Philly

We are proud to be one of the select contractors chosen by James Hardie to offer their special 10-year warranty offer, as part of a partnership that was developed exclusively for Philadelphia and surrounding areas. The warranty covers all labor and James Hardie materials for a decade.

We are proud to be one of the select contractors chosen by James Hardie to offer their special 10-year warranty offer, as part of a partnership that was developed exclusively for Philadelphia and surrounding areas. The warranty covers all labor and James Hardie materials for a decade.

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