Stucco Contractor & Installation Phoenix AZ
Adding a room. Building a new wall. Finishing a construction project that’s still bare substrate. New stucco installation is a different job from repairing what’s already there – different prep, different sequencing, and it has to be built right the first time because it’s what everything after it depends on.
We handle new stucco installation, additions, and general contracting work across Phoenix and the Valley. If you’re dealing with existing damage instead of new construction, we cover stucco repair and crack work.
- Stucco Contractor
- Stucco Installation
- Stucco Wall Repair
- Siding Repair
What Goes Into a Proper Stucco Installation in Phoenix
A stucco system that’s installed correctly the first time is the cheapest stucco you’ll ever own – most of the repair calls we get trace back to something skipped during the original installation, not damage that happened later.
- Weep screed installed at least 6 inches above grade with a proper drainage slope, so water exits instead of pooling at the foundation line
- Paper-backed lath or metal lath correctly fastened as reinforcement before any scratch coat goes on
- Expansion joints placed every 10–15 feet to give the wall somewhere to move without cracking
- Correct Portland cement mix ratios for Phoenix’s dry heat – stucco that cures too fast in the desert sun is weaker and cracks sooner
- Scratch, brown, and finish coats applied and cured in the proper sequence and timing
Skip any one of these and the wall will show it – usually within 12 to 24 months, right when a Phoenix summer and its first monsoon season put the new stucco through its first real stress test.
Installation Work We Handle
New Construction Stucco
Full stucco application on new-build homes and additions, applied in proper three-coat sequence and matched to the architectural style — Spanish Colonial Revival, Territorial Revival, Pueblo Revival, or contemporary Southwestern. This work is especially common in growing areas like stucco contractor Peoria AZ, where new subdivisions go up constantly. We also install synthetic stucco on new construction — see our Synthetic Stucco & EIFS Repair page if your project is EIFS rather than traditional stucco.
Room Additions & Extensions
Stucco applied to new square footage so it blends seamlessly with your home’s existing texture and color — the goal is that nobody can tell where the original wall ends and the addition begins.
General Contracting for Stucco Projects
Coordinating the full scope on a stucco project — substrate prep, lath installation, and finish work — as a single point of contact instead of managing multiple trades yourself. This includes perimeter and block-wall additions; see our Stucco Wall & Masonry Repair page for repair work on existing walls.
HOA Color and Texture Matching
Many Phoenix communities have strict HOA requirements on exterior color and texture. We work from your HOA’s approved palette and confirm the match before the finish coat goes on the whole wall. For a full-exterior color refresh once construction is finished, see our Stucco Painting & Coating page.
Why Homeowners Choose Us for Installation Work
- Weep screed, lath, and expansion joints installed to spec – not shortcuts that show up as cracks in a year
- Mix ratios adjusted for Phoenix’s dry heat curing conditions
- Texture and color matched to existing walls on additions
- HOA-compliant color matching handled before the full wall is finished
- Written scope of work and timeline before any work starts
- Free on-site estimate for new installation and addition projects
Where We Work
We provide stucco installation and general contracting services across Phoenix and the surrounding Valley of the Sun communities:
- Phoenix
- Scottsdale
- Peoria
- Goodyear
- Surprise
- Gilbert
- Queen Creek
- Chandler
- Mesa
Not sure if we cover your neighborhood? Call and we’ll confirm immediately.
Stucco Contractor & Installation Phoenix – FAQs
How much does new stucco installation cost in Phoenix?
New stucco installation typically runs $7–$12 per square foot depending on the substrate condition, architectural detail, and finish texture selected. We quote from an on-site assessment of the actual project rather than a flat rate.
How long does a stucco addition take to install?
A standard room addition typically takes 5–10 days factoring in cure time between the scratch, brown, and finish coats – rushing this sequence is the most common cause of early cracking.
Can you match a stucco addition to my home’s existing wall?
Yes. We test the texture and color against your existing stucco before finishing the new section, so the addition blends in rather than standing out.
Do you handle HOA-required color approvals?
We work from your HOA’s approved color and texture palette and confirm the match on-site before finishing the full wall. Submitting for HOA approval itself is typically the homeowner’s responsibility, but we’ll provide samples to support that process.
What’s the difference between this page and your stucco repair page?
This page covers new installation, additions, and general contracting work on stucco that doesn’t exist yet. If you have existing stucco with cracks or damage, our homepage covers repair work specifically.
Get Your Free Stucco Installation Estimate
Call now or request a quote online. We respond the same day and give you a clear written price before any work starts.
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