Melbourne Stucco Patching and Water Proofing |
Stucco Patching and Water Proofing, Melbourne, FLStucco is a Portland and lime-based product; therefore, the strength of the material upon drying is immense. This natural material has many accolades in its name since times immemorial. Because of the strength and the durability of the material, it is still standing strong in the market in spite of the fact that every day, a new material is introduced.
But of course, being an exterior grade product in stucco and EIFS, sometimes few cracks may seem to appear on the surface of the wall. These cracks may be the result of some damage or because of the moisture from heavy rains here in Melbourne, Palm Bay and Cocoa. These cracks are sometimes small or big and have also been spotted as holes on the surfaces of the wall, which, when are big in size, may also drive you crazy, forcing you to think about all the pains you will have to take to get them repaired. The process of filling these patches/cracks is called Stucco repairs or stucco patching. Sometimes it also occurs to the clients that filling these cracks will be a messy affair and will charge an exorbitant amount or in order to fill these cracks. As it’s presumed that repairing a crack will leave a scar on the wall and it’s just not inconvenient to think that probably now the entire wall is to be treated. But on the contrary, it’s not always the case that you end up paying huge amounts for stucco patching. With our expert stucco repair contractors who know exactly how to fix these, you have a reason to relax. We, having our branch offices in Melbourne, Palm Bay, and Cocoa are consistently trying to provide our clients with the best and the most economical solutions to get the treatments done in the right way, whether it’s stucco repairs or stucco waterproofing. Stucco repair: We may tear down before filling it upYes! You heard it right. Sometimes if a crack is big enough, maybe big enough that even your credit card can be inserted in them or is a situation of broken and damaged cracks where the cracks become larger than usual.
In order to fill these cracks with a smooth finish its imperative that we open the crack a bit more than its regular size and chisel the edges to rub them completely and make the edges smooth enough that now those broken edges turn into a smooth finish, and this process allows the proper filling from the bottom of the crack. |
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