100% Acrylic Stucco in San Diego
A premium finish that stays fresh and comes in any color.
A premium upgrade to a traditional re-stucco
We offer 100% acrylic finishes from leading manufacturers, including Expo, Omega and La Habra, as a premium upgrade to our traditional sandblast and re-stucco. Acrylic finishes are designed for use over cement-based walls.
Acrylic finishes stay fresh. They resist dirt, mold and pollutants, they won't fade, chalk or yellow, and they help bridge the hairline cracks found in traditional cement plaster. Bring us a color sample and we'll match it.
Acrylic Stucco services
Any color
Acrylic can be tinted to practically any color, or matched to your sample.
Resists dirt & mold
A hard, non-tacky surface that stays cleaner.
Won't fade or chalk
Colors stay bright without chalking or yellowing.
Bridges hairline cracks
A flexible finish that helps hide small shrinkage cracks.
Breathable
Lets water vapor move through the wall system.
Smooth & sand finishes
Ideal for modern sand and flat knock-down textures.
Acrylic Stucco projects
A simple, transparent process
You'll know the scope, the price and the schedule before any work starts.
- 01
Free written estimate
An estimator inspects your home, answers questions and leaves color charts, a job procedure and references near you.
- 02
Prep & protection
We mask windows and doors, cover pools and plants, and hang tarps to protect your home and your neighbors.
- 03
Sandblast
Old paint and failing finish come off so the new stucco bonds to the wall.
- 04
Re-stucco
Bonder, crack repair, then your new finish in the texture and color you chose.
- 05
Walk-around & cleanup
Our foreman walks the job with you, and we wash down walls and hardscape.
Acrylic Stucco questions
What's the difference between acrylic and cement stucco?
Cement stucco is a natural cement-based finish that cures hard. Acrylic is a synthetic finish that dries hard, resists dirt and fading, and comes in practically any color.
Will acrylic stucco crack?
Acrylic is flexible and bridges hairline cracks. If the wall underneath moves significantly, larger cracks can still telegraph through and should be repaired.
Can acrylic go over my existing stucco?
It's applied over a sound cement base. We'll inspect your walls and recommend the right prep, which usually includes sandblasting.