Stucco

Perfecting California’s Most Common Finish

Stucco is in Our DNA

All of our stucco installations are performed under a “C-35” Contractors State License Board specialty license. Our outstanding team of lathers and plasters are specifically attuned to systems and techniques to enhance waterproofing integrity related to the proper installation and sequencing of water resistive membranes and stucco accessories. We have extensive experience with the intricacies of matching finish coat applications and are knowledgeable in the application of stucco overlay systems.

Throughout all of our years of investigative experience, stucco has been proven to be problematic when it comes to keeping a watertight assembly. This is primarily due to conflicting trades not keeping the integrity of a project in mind. One group flashes the windows, another flashes the walls, another one installs the lath and yet another one still applies the finish. This complicated approach often times leads to quality control issues. Reconstruction Services circumvents these problems by having one group oversee all aspects of this work when it comes to stucco cladding. From demolition, to the final coat, we stand behind what we do.

Employee installing stucco on a wall at an inside corner

Expanded metal lath on walls with scaffolding in the foreground

Rear of home with new windows and doors installed

Employee applying stucco on a wall with a pump hose

Lower portion of the wall is full coated in brown coat while upper portion has only lath with fully sealed fasteners

Employee installing stucco screed at the base of a wall

Employee installing building paper at the base of a stucco wall

Building entry with lath on walls on ceiling prepared to recieve new stucco application with temporary protection in place

Employees examing driveway stucco repairs in progress

Employee installing stucco on a wall with a trowel

3 employees at the top of 4 stories of scaffolding installing scratch and brown coat of stucco

Expanded metal lath at an M Slide expansion joint transition on a wall

Employee installing expanded metal lath on a wall from scaffolding

Employee installing a skip trowel finish to a stucco wall

Long view of a wall with expanded metal lath and all fasteners sealed with scaffolding alongside

Employee placing plastic down for protection if driveway to prepare for stucco installation

Sheet Metal

Quality sheet metal work is a critical aspect of successful reconstruction projects and poor sheet metal work is often the repetitive weak link in countless construction litigation cases.

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Stucco

Our lathers and plasterers are specifically trained in the intricacies of lath, accessory and stucco applications and consistently perform to the highest standards.

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Interior Repairs

The wide range of interior skills by our staff gives us the ability to complete work that ranges from the blood and guts of structural repairs to the finest white glove interior trim work.

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Other Services

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Remediation

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Remodels

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Specialties