How Long Does Stucco Last with Painting.
What’s the Life Expectancy of Painted Stucco.
Stucco painting maintenance ideas and consequences.

Folks, have you ever considered the care and maintenance of your stucco home, or are you wondering whether stucco deteriorates? No.
However, the wood that surrounds windows, doors, and other areas actually needs more maintenance by painting than the stucco siding, especially where the sun and rain hit it the hardest. Thats life.

A word about this video: A few areas were beaten up. However, the GC repaired everything that needed attention quite thoroughly, and it now needs simple maintenance to last a few hundred more years.

Although stucco is one of the most durable surfaces or cladding available, it, like everything in life, has to be maintained for longevity.

Traditional stucco usually requires repainting every 7 to 10 years.
Thus, buy the best primer and paint available so you won’t have to do it so often.
I own a wooden home and paint, it seems, every 7 years; it sucks, but the alternative to doing nothing is much more work in the future.

   • Painted stucco patches   Stucco work before and after the stucco is painted.

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