Why Hire Pinnacle Painting
We have three main qualities that set us apart.
Our painters are skilled craftsmen with over 40 years of combined experience in the industry.
We only use top quality paint that aligns with your goals, and we top off our work with a three-year warranty to give you peace of mind.
Our tried-and-true process ensures your project will be done on time without going over budget.
STUCCO REPAIR
- ✅ Cracks
- ✅ Blemishes
- ✅ Colour Match
Stucco Repair Winnipeg
Our stucco repair process starts with an evaluation and an estimate. We then remove the old stucco, create an impermeable coat on the substrate to ensure that it’s waterproofed, and replace the stucco with a fresh coat. We finish with color matching to your old stucco for a seamless look.
STUCCO PAINTING
- ✅ Any Colour
- ✅ Protects Home
- ✅ Prevents Cracking
Stucco Painting Winnipeg
Once your stucco coating is repaired we can begin painting. We’ll perform a colour consultation to either match the current colour or find a new one you’ll love. A fresh paint job can protect your home’s exterior. We use elastomeric paint that allows the moisture out of your home while also protecting your stucco from the elements.
Book An Estimate
Please provide some of your basic information, a brief description of what you need to be painted, and one of our estimators will contact you shortly.
The Pinnacle Advantage
If you need stucco painting or repair services, Pinnacle has the tools and staff for the job. Whether it’s a small residential job or a large commercial painting project we are up for the task. Our painters all have anywhere from 10-35 years of experience, and given how much stucco there is in Winnipeg, you know we’ve tackled a lot of stucco repairs over the years. We’ll make sure your stucco looks picture perfect before we paint it, and we’ll ensure that the paint we do lasts for years; stucco painting, properly done by pros like Pinnacle, will last you well over a decade.
More About Stucco Repair Winnipeg
Before we paint your stucco, we’ll do a thorough evaluation of your stucco surfaces to see if there are any cracks or blemishes. Stucco is quite durable, but it’s porous, and water seeping into the stucco can quickly cause damage. Damage to stucco is problematic for a couple of reasons. It’s unsightly – flakes of stucco falling of the side of your home or business is not a good look, and the cracks are often visible. The second problem is that damaged stucco can lead to the framing over which the stucco was placed to be exposed. This exposure can lead to damage to the structure of your home, a more expensive proposition to repair.
Our stucco repair process starts with an evaluation and an estimate; we’ll tell you how much stucco we need to remove and repair, how long the process will take us, and how much it will cost. Once we’ve agreed on the estimate, we can get to work. We’ll remove the old stucco, create an impermeable coat on the substrate to ensure that it’s waterproofed, and replace the stucco with a fresh coat. We’re careful to color match the old stucco, in order to ensure a consistent, beautiful look. When the repair is done, the stucco surface will look seamless; we’re diligent in following building codes, so the work performed by our Winnipeg painters will be done right, and the substrate will be well protected.
More About Stucco Painting Winnipeg
Once your stucco is repaired, it’s time to get to painting. Your old stucco may have already been painted; in this case, we’ll powerwash off the paint, so we can apply a fresh coat. We can do a colour consultation with you before the painting begins, so you find the perfect colour for your stucco. Once the surface has been properly prepared, the stucco painting can begin.
To paint your stucco, we’ll use elastomeric paint. This type of paint is basically a stretchy, durable form of acrylic paint. These paints can breathe, allowing moisture within your house to evaporate out; they are, however, also waterproof, protecting your stucco from the elements. The elastic quality of these paints allow them to move with the surface they’re painted on, so as your building expands and contracts when the temperature changes, the paint will too, preventing cracking.