Understand the affected area
We discuss the leak history and visible damage, then identify where opening the wall may be needed to understand the condition.
HomeBetter protection.
DRY ROT, FLASHING & RAINSCREEN WORK
Better protection.
Behind the finish.
Visible stucco damage can be a clue to problems behind the surface. A repair scope should address the affected materials and the water-management details, not just the appearance.
Discuss your project ↗
THE APPROACH
Care at every stage.
Every building is different. Your free estimate defines the work, materials, access, and finish for your specific project.
Repair the substrate
Deteriorated wood and sheathing repairs are defined by the agreed scope and the conditions found after opening.
Restore the assembly
Waterproofing, flashing, and rainscreen details can be integrated into the repair before rebuilding the stucco surface.
LET’S DEFINE THE WORK
What we’ll
talk through.
- Visible damage and prior leak history
- Access and selective removal
- Included wood and sheathing repairs
- Flashing and drainage transitions
- Stucco restoration and finish extent
Project photographs show McKenna Plastering’s portfolio. Specific materials and methods are established for each job.
YOUR HOME. OUR CRAFT.
Let’s talk about your walls.
Share your location, a few photos, and what you have in mind.