Commercial · Albuquerque, NM
Stucco facade restoration fixes the cracks, delamination, and water intrusion that make a building look tired and fail early. Superior Stucco Albuquerque has served homeowners and commercial properties since 2016, restoring cement plaster systems for long-term performance, not just a quick recoat.
Every restoration starts with prep that exposes what is actually failing. We protect landscaping and hardscape, set up dust control, then pressure wash and mechanically scrape loose finish until we reach sound material. Failed areas are cut back to stable edges, substrate conditions are checked at windows, parapets, and control joints, and we address attachment issues at lath and accessories before new work goes on. Depending on the system, we install new galvanized expanded metal lath, paper-backed lath, or a WRB such as Grade D building paper with proper lap and flashing integration, then rebuild with a scratch coat and brown coat to consistent thickness and plane.
Albuquerque’s sun, wind-driven rain, and big temperature swings punish stucco, especially at south and west elevations and around penetrations. We match the right mix and finish for the wall, including traditional three-coat Portland cement plaster, acrylic-modified base coats, or elastomeric finish systems when the assembly calls for added flexibility. Texture is blended to existing work, including sand float, lace, dash, and broom-finish bands, and we use color-matched pigments or breathable exterior coatings as specified. Joints and transitions get special attention, including backer rod and sealant at expansion joints, proper weep screed function at the base, and clean terminations at windows and doors to reduce future cracking and staining.
Customers choose us because we treat facade repair like building-envelope work, not cosmetics. You get straight answers on what can be patched versus what should be re-brown coated or fully re-stuccoed, with photos that document delamination, soft spots, and moisture paths. Our crews work clean and controlled, using scaffolding and lifts where needed to keep edges straight, textures consistent, and repairs safe on multi-story elevations. We are licensed and insured, and we keep scheduling, jobsite communication, and scope changes clear so restoration does not drag on or balloon in cost.
Before we call the job complete, we do a full walkthrough of the elevation and a close-up inspection of repaired areas, terminations, and sealant lines. You receive a written scope, the repair approach used (patch, blend, recoat, or rebuild), and maintenance guidance for caulk joints, drainage details, and future painting cycles. If we uncover related issues, like failing window sealant, missing kickout flashing, or poorly draining parapets, we will flag them and explain options so you can protect the restoration. The result is a facade that looks uniform from the street and performs better where it matters, at corners, openings, and transitions that typically leak first.
When the work is finished, the wall should read as one continuous system, with no obvious “patch islands,” no hollow-sounding areas, and no exposed lath or soft brown coat. We confirm texture and sheen in changing light, check for proper drainage at the base, and verify that stucco-to-trim gaps are sealed correctly without trapping water. You also get a clear punch list, care instructions, and a final clean-up that includes removing masking, sweeping, and hauling debris. If you are planning repainting or other exterior upgrades, we can coordinate the timing so your restored stucco facade is protected and ready for the next step.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate with a clear scope, recommended materials, and the expected finish and texture.
Yes. We are licensed and insured for stucco work, and we can confirm coverage details during scheduling.
Small patches can take a day plus return trips for finish and paint or coating. Re-stucco schedules vary by wall area, access, prep, and curing time, we will give a realistic timeline in the estimate.
Yes. We handle residential stucco repairs and full installs, plus commercial façade repairs, coating projects, and maintenance work for property managers.
We aim for a close match, but sun fade and previous coatings can affect perfect color matching. When needed, we recommend blending or coating larger sections for a uniform appearance.
Stucco facade restoration is the process of bringing an aging or damaged exterior plaster system back to a sound, water-shedding, uniform finish. At Superior Stucco Albuquerque, we focus on diagnosing why the stucco failed, correcting the base and drainage details, then restoring texture and color so the repair blends and holds up in New Mexico conditions.
A proper stucco facade restoration starts with inspection and prep, not a skim coat. We locate hollow spots, map cracking patterns, and identify common failure points such as missing or buried weep screeds, poorly sealed control joints, and weak transitions at trims and flashing. Loose finish is removed back to sound material, edges are squared, and the wall is rebuilt with the appropriate lath, water-resistive barrier, and cement plaster base coats when needed. This approach prevents the “repair over failure” cycle that leads to repeated cracking and bubbling.
Finish work is where most restorations succeed or fail visually. We blend textures like lace, dash, sand float, and smooth-trowel accents by controlling aggregate, trowel timing, and feathering technique so patches do not telegraph. When a recoat is appropriate, we select breathable, exterior-grade coatings or elastomeric systems based on the assembly and exposure, not just appearance. Sealant at joints is installed with backer rod and tooled for movement, helping the facade handle expansion and contraction without reopening cracks.
If you need stucco facade restoration for a home, retail building, office, or multi-family property, we will provide a written plan that explains what gets patched, what gets rebuilt, and what should be corrected to manage water. The goal is a clean, consistent facade that sheds water properly and stays serviceable with straightforward maintenance. Request a free written estimate and we will walk the elevation with you and outline the best repair path for your building.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Albuquerque. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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