Stucco Contractor in Albuquerque, NM

Albuquerque's building stock runs from Old Town's adobe walls to the pueblo revival and territorial ranch homes that fill Nob Hill and the North Valley, most poured between the 1950s and 1970s with flat roofs and parapet walls as a design feature, not an afterthought. That original lime and cement stucco has had decades of high desert sun and swings from freezing nights to hot afternoons to work cracks into it, and once those cracks reach a parapet cap, water gets behind the wall fast.

Summer monsoon downpours are short but hard, and a parapet with failed flashing or a cracked cap will dump water straight into the wall cavity rather than shedding it. That's the call we get most in the older core neighborhoods. Up in Sandia Heights, homes skew newer with synthetic stucco over foam, which fails differently, usually at seams and window returns rather than through the field coat.

Old Town's historic overlay expects a traditional look and finish, which shapes how repairs get matched and permitted there compared to open ground elsewhere in the city.

Where we work in Albuquerque

• Old Town
• Nob Hill
• North Valley
• Sandia Heights

What Albuquerque calls us for

Nearby

• Rio Rancho

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