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Stucco is a popular construction material extensively used in exterior renovations for an attractive finish. It is one of the easiest ways to maintain your home’s aesthetic appeal for a long. Many beautiful New York homes rely on the stucco services due to affordability. At the same time, urban houses need this layer for safety from fire. This plaster-like material has existed for centuries because of its versatility and adaptability. It may contain water, sand, and lime. Zicklin Contracting is known for providing a full range of masonry contracting services and has been in the business for over 37 years. At Zicklin, we can tackle any specific requirement in this area.

Options in stucco

Stucco can be a one-coat or three-coat process, which is easily handled by our expert exterior renovation contractor for precision and best outcomes. In the modern one-coat systems, renovators use foam backing and cover it with reinforced cement. This layer can also contain water, fibers, sand, etc. The single-coat stucco sits over a specific foam board, eliminating the need to add more cement layers. Due to the reduced work, you can expect this exterior project to take less time and be more affordable. A three-coat system is a traditional choice, which can repair or refresh the exterior walls. In this process, the technicians first install a base mesh and apply two coats of the stucco with a trowel. After this, the finishing coat is added. In the final stage, you can get the desired look.

Adding the wire base is necessary for the three-coat system as it allows the stucco mixture to settle into it quickly. Otherwise, the stucco will not stick to the wall. It’s essential to know that stucco homes demand proper maintenance, including timely crack repairs. Otherwise, this layer can prematurely fail, making you spend once again on it.


 

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FAQs

  • Should you consider a stucco home good or bad?

Qualities like fire, pest, and wind resistance make stucco homes more reliable.

  • Is stucco cheaper than a brick home?

Yes. It is cheaper than a brick home.

  • How long can stucco survive in a house?

Its life expectancy can be 50 to 80 years. However, everything depends on proper care and maintenance.

  • Should you remove the old stucco?

Yes. It helps you repair the underlying damaged brick.

  • Is stucco returning to its old glory?

Yes, contemporary homes and architectural styles are leveraging this.

 

If you need any support with this masonry service, you can reach out to our Zicklin team in New York City and parts of Westchester and Nassau counties. We offer high quality service at cost-effective rates.

 

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