From the initial installation and throughout their life, stucco, EIFs, and Dryvit substrates require varying levels of maintenance and restoration to maintain their durability and shine. From new construction to repaints and restoration needs, LIME Painting of Boise, ID, provides industry-leading stucco repair services for these substrates throughout your property.
Depending upon the weathering of the surface and the integrity of the initial installation, the substrate should have approximately a ten-year time frame before the surface requires maintenance. You’ll know that the elements are deteriorating the integrity of the substrate once the surface becomes porous, which promotes hairline cracks that can develop into crumbling, buckling, or bubbling.
Pro Tip: An easy eye test to determine whether or not your substrate needs to be treated, is to check the extensiveness of water stains along areas where the water tends to run and pool. Some of these areas include the north side of your property that doesn’t get much, if any, sunlight, around window frames and along flower beds. This staining is usually black and/or brown in color and can hold moisture.
Elastomeric coatings are the appropriate coating system for stucco repair. This is due to the coating’s ability to expand and contract with the substrates, as well as allowing for adequate breathability.
Pro Tip: Due to the substrate’s expansion and contraction, these areas should not be painted with an acrylic-based coating system, as the paint will fail, as it is not formulated for this substrate type.
Elastomeric coatings are like a glove for your stucco, in that it provides a barrier for the surface to which it is applied to protect it from the elements. In essence, the coating system wraps the surface and prevents the substrate from continuing to weather.
Pro Tip: Relatively speaking, elastomeric coatings are very thin and mimic the existing surface that they are being applied over, so it’s virtually unnoticeable. The existing texture of substrate and the aesthetic appearance will remain intact after being coated, so there is no need to be concerned about the new coating leveling out the texture of your system, or changing its appearance. Additionally, a flat finish can be applied, so that the surface doesn’t have a sheen.
If your home has turnover or woodpecker holes, LIME can match and blend the existing texture and finish of your current system. Our adherence to high quality stucco repair ensures that the result of the patchwork is not noticeable.
Pro Tip: Woodpecker holes can be a nuisance! Once LIME patches these holes, we can install hanging reflective streamers and/or owl statues to deter those pesky visitors.
From creating the foundation of your walls to applying the final brush strokes of paint, our luxury painters from LIME Painting of Boise, ID, are dedicated to ensuring every layer of your stucco, EIFS, or Dryvit system is handled with the utmost care and professionalism. Our team of expert painters relies on Sherwin Williams Loxon XP for stucco repaints because it consistently delivers outstanding results. With its dependable adhesion, Loxon XP protects your structures against Idaho’s unpredictable weather, ensuring the durability and longevity of the structure. Choosing Loxon XP means siding with a premium finish that not only withstands the elements but also elevates the aesthetic appeal of your property. At LIME Painting of Boise, our luxury painters are committed to delivering our clients premium paints and materials that will enhance the structural integrity of your property for years to come.
Whether it’s a new construction project or a tear-down-and-install, we assess the situation to understand the scope of work warranted, then install your new system with care and expertise. To find out more about stucco repair, contact us for a free estimate or call (208) 213-2888.
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