
Stucco Repair & Painting for Southern California Properties
PMR provides professional stucco repair and painting for homes, apartments, and commercial buildings across Southern California. Cracks, chips, water damage, and full repaints — we restore your stucco to look and perform like new.
Why Choose PMR for Stucco Repair & Painting
SoCal Stucco Experts
Most buildings here are stucco. We understand the material, the climate, and what it takes to make repairs last.
Crack & Damage Repair
Hairline cracks, settlement cracks, impact damage, and water intrusion — we fix it all before painting.
Texture Matching
We match your existing stucco texture — smooth, sand, dash, lace, or custom — so repairs blend seamlessly.
Moisture Protection
Proper stucco repair prevents water intrusion that can cause mold, rot, and structural damage behind walls.
Full Building Repaints
We repair all stucco damage first, then apply premium exterior coatings for a complete transformation.
Elastomeric Coatings
We offer elastomeric coatings that bridge hairline cracks and flex with temperature changes.
Our Stucco Repair & Painting Process
Inspection
We assess all stucco surfaces for cracks, delamination, moisture damage, and areas needing repair.
Repair & Patching
Damaged stucco is removed, backing is repaired if needed, and new stucco is applied and textured to match.
Curing & Priming
Repairs cure properly before priming. We use stucco-specific primers for optimal paint adhesion.
Painting
Premium exterior coatings applied for a uniform, long-lasting finish across the entire surface.
Stucco Repair & Painting FAQ
What causes stucco cracks?
Settlement, seismic activity, temperature expansion/contraction, and moisture intrusion are the most common causes in Southern California.
Should I repair cracks before painting?
Yes — painting over cracks without repair is a temporary fix. The cracks will telegraph through the new paint. Proper repair first ensures a lasting result.
What is elastomeric coating?
Elastomeric coatings are flexible exterior paints that can bridge hairline cracks and expand/contract with temperature changes. They're ideal for stucco in SoCal.
How long does stucco repair take?
Small repairs take 1–2 days. Larger projects with extensive damage may take a week or more, including curing time before painting.
Ready to get started?
Get a free estimate for stucco repair & painting. Tell us about your project and we'll respond with a clear plan.
