by Do-All Stucco & Stone | Jan 18, 2023 | Blog
Acrylic stucco or elastomeric or synthetic stucco is an alternative to traditional stucco. A significant difference between conventional and acrylic stucco is that traditional stucco absorbs water, whereas acrylic stucco repels it. Acrylic stucco is fire-resistant...
by Do-All Stucco & Stone | Jan 13, 2023 | Blog
Over time, holes can develop in your stucco. If ignored, stucco holes can cause irreversible damage to your stucco, and you may have to replace it sooner than you expected. Premature stucco failure can lead to water damage and dry rot. Before things go south, repair...
by Do-All Stucco & Stone | Nov 18, 2022 | Blog
Whether you want to install stucco or maintain it, hire a stucco contractor for the job. An experienced stucco contractor in Airdrie brings specialized skills to the table. They know their stuff. A professional uses time-tested method to ensure stucco adheres properly...
by Do-All Stucco & Stone | Nov 9, 2022 | Blog
Plaster is a popular building material. It is used for covering the rough surfaces of walls, ceilings, columns and other building components. The most common types of plaster usually contain lime, cement or gypsum. From durability to low thermal conductivity, there...
by Do-All Stucco & Stone | Oct 10, 2022 | Blog
What Are Soffit and Fascia Boards? In Latin, fascia means a band or strip of material. A fascia board is a thin longboard that runs along the lower edge of the roof and covers the roofline. A soffit board is installed to cover the underside of the roof overhang....
