Stucco Siding
Applying stucco siding is something that is relatively simple and can generally be completed by anyone with moderate renovation or improvement abilities. Stucco siding is a very popular application for homes and businesses for many reasons; it is easy to work with, a simple trowel or sprayer makes for an easy application. It has a very beautiful finish and can be sculpted, textured and manipulated in pretty much any way your imagination and creativity can come up with.
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Stucco siding is a very versatile and incredibly durable product, it is water and decay resistant and can last over 50 years if maintained properly. It is very effective at protecting your home from rain, sleet, snow and other weather conditions when installed and maintained correctly. Maintenance should be performed regularly to protect it, for a finish that is long lasting. You should inspect stucco siding regularly and even if there is damage found, you should repair it immediately. It is a good idea to keep basic maintenance and repair products on hand in order to accommodate unexpected repairs as soon as noted. Although stucco siding is very durable, some utilize an additional protective aide by applying an appropriate sealer to help protect it from the elements and even dirt and debris. When painting or sealing you should allow six weeks for the stucco to cure first, or per the manufacturer’s instructions. Cleaning stucco siding is also a part of regular maintenance. If neglected the stucco can accumulate residues, dirt, particles, even growing vines which can all be, or turn into, a very detrimental situation for your stucco siding and, if left unattended, can cause progressive damage that can end up being very costly. Generally a simply water hose can effectively be used for washing your stucco siding.


