The Ins and Outs of California Stucco
When deciding what siding material to apply to your home, consider California stucco. An experienced brick pointing contractor can give your New Jersey home the look of ancient Greek buildings with an application of stucco, and your siding will last up to 50 years. Stucco is a type of plaster and includes silica, lime, and cement. Brick pointing contractors apply several layers of stucco with a wire framework to each building.
Advantages of Stucco
- Insulates cool and warm air
- Energy efficient
- Color, texture, and artistic design variety
- Limits sound transmission
- Resistant to fire
- Resistant to mold, mildew, termites, and rot
- Unique Southwestern appearance
- Extreme longevity
- Fast installation (typically 1 to 2 days)
- Can be applied to wood frame and concrete buildings
- Can be mixed to an exact color
- Suited for dry, warm climates
- Minimal maintenance
- Easy repairs
Disadvantages of Stucco
If you desire a siding material with insulating proficiency, minimal maintenance, sound reduction qualities, and resistance to fire, termites, and mold, then California stucco may be right for you. Contact a reputable New Jersey brick pointing contractor like Eden Brick Pointing Contractors, and trained brick pointing professionals will apply stucco siding in the exact color, texture, and pattern that you want on your home.
