Explore stucco, EIFS, and exterior repair services with before-and-after project photos below.
Awning Repair
BeforeAfter
Assessment and repair planning for storefront awnings and canopies, including damaged coverings, panels, trim, and attachments. Fabric, vinyl, aluminum, or steel components are identified before the repair materials and scope are agreed.
Scope details
We assess storefront awnings and canopies for damaged coverings, metal panels, trim, frames, and attachment points. Common material types to identify during the assessment include fabric or vinyl coverings and aluminum or steel canopy components.
Send photos of the entire awning and damaged areas so we can confirm which materials and repairs are within scope. Covering replacement, frame repairs, and attachment work are specified separately; the proposed repair depends on the existing assembly.
Stucco Ceiling Repair
BeforeAfter
Repair planning for damaged stucco ceilings and soffits at covered walkways, storefront recesses, and canopy undersides. We review overhead finish condition, substrate needs, moisture sources, and finish matching.
Scope details
Covered walkways, storefront recesses, and canopy undersides can have damaged stucco ceiling or soffit finishes. We review the affected overhead finish, attachment condition, and possible moisture source before planning repairs.
The scope identifies removal limits, substrate work where needed, finish preparation, and painting. Interior drywall ceiling work belongs on our tenant improvements page.
Exterior Column Repair
BeforeAfter
Repair of stucco, EIFS, trim, and decorative enclosures around shopping-center columns. Finish repairs are distinguished from structural column damage, which requires its own evaluation and scope.
Scope details
Exterior column repairs may involve damaged stucco, EIFS, trim, or decorative enclosures around storefront and walkway columns. We define the finish repair after reviewing the damaged area and adjacent materials.
Finish repairs are distinct from repairs to a load-bearing column. Visible movement, impact damage, or concerns about the supporting structure require further evaluation before a cosmetic patch or enclosure repair proceeds.
EIFS Repair
BeforeAfter
Repair of damaged exterior insulation and finish system areas after identifying the existing assembly and moisture concerns. Compatible materials, affected layers, joints, and finish preparation are defined in the proposal.
Scope details
All-Type repairs damaged stucco and EIFS finishes, including localized patches and the preparation needed for repainting. We identify the existing assembly, affected layers, joints, and moisture concerns before choosing repair materials.
Texture and color matching are discussed as part of the scope. A broader repaint may be appropriate where a small patch will remain visible. Water-entry repairs are coordinated with building waterproofing.
Stucco Patch & Paint
BeforeAfter
Localized stucco patching, finish preparation, and painting for commercial exteriors. The scope considers damaged substrate, moisture sources, texture matching, and the area needed to blend the finish.
Services & Scope
Start with the affected building areas and the outcome you need.
Stucco Cracks & Damaged Finishes
Review cracks, delaminated finishes, and patched areas. Establish preparation and repair boundaries before texture and finish matching.
EIFS Repair Assessment
Identify the existing exterior insulation and finish system and review affected finish, insulation, joints, and transitions. Define compatible repairs after assessing site conditions.
Planning Your Commercial Stucco & EIFS Repair Service
Properties & Operating Hours
We work with Houston shopping centers, storefronts, offices, warehouses, and other commercial buildings. Share tenant hours, delivery schedules, and areas that must remain accessible so the proposed work can be coordinated around operations.
What Affects the Price?
Pricing depends on repair area, substrate condition, moisture damage, lift access, and texture or color matching. Assessment establishes the included work, exclusions, and any further evaluation needed before a project price is agreed.
What to Send Us
Provide the property address, onsite contact, affected locations, photos, relevant drawings or past repair information, and desired timing. Identify active damage, tenant concerns, and roof or equipment access restrictions.
Assessment Through Completion
We review the conditions, define the proposed scope, and agree on scheduling and access. At completion, review the agreed work and any remaining items with the project contact. Confirm documentation and follow-up requirements in the proposal.
