Stucco crack down your south wall in Gilbert?
Don't paint over it. South- and west-wall hairlines in Gilbert show up around year 5 — and most of them are the visible end of a water path or substrate issue you need to diagnose before you patch. We chase the crack to its source, repair the substrate if needed, and recoat in matching texture. Same-week on-site, fixed-price scope.
Three patterns we see weekly
Year-5 hairlines on south and west walls — the most common Gilbert call. Usually cosmetic but worth catching before the wall starts taking water at the crack edge during monsoon.
Cracks below windows or at door-frame corners — almost always a substrate-movement issue (header sag, framing flex). We open it up, fix what's upstream, then patch.
Vertical cracks at wall-to-roof tie-ins — most often a flashing failure above the line, not a stucco failure. The wall is telling you about a roof problem.
What's included
Free walk on-site, fixed-price scope before we leave. No phone-estimate pricing — we look at the actual failure first.
Repair: crack chase, lath inspection (replacement if compromised), three-coat patch in matching texture, color-matched elastomeric topcoat. Most spot repairs in Gilbert run $1,500–$3,500.
Workmanship warranty in writing on the patch; separate manufacturer warranty on the elastomeric topcoat.
Gilbert stucco FAQ
- How much does stucco crack repair cost in Gilbert?
- Single-spot patches typically run $1,500–$3,500 in Gilbert. Full-wall recoats $4,000–$9,000. Fixed-price quoted after the on-site walk — no phone estimates.
- How fast can you come out?
- Same-day or next-business-day in Gilbert during business hours. We're south Gilbert, so most addresses are 10–15 minutes from our crews.
- Will the patch match my existing stucco?
- Yes — we sample and float to match. Color match uses elastomerics keyed to your existing topcoat. Sun-faded walls may show until the patch weathers in over 6–12 months.
- Do you warranty stucco repairs in writing?
- Yes — workmanship warranty named on the proposal, plus the manufacturer's elastomeric warranty. Terms in writing, not generic certificate language.