Stucco

This classic exterior surface is more popular than ever.

Stucco beautifies almost any wall, and almost anyone can apply it with a little instruction.

Stucco is a traditional building material favored by many.

Read this before you start your own stucco repairs.

Each layer of a stucco coating has to be mixed differently, so read on to learn what you need!

With the right tools and a bit of know-how, you can cut right through those stucco walls.

Protect your stucco by making it waterproof.

Accommodate the temperature affects to your stucco.

There has been a lot of discussion about synthetic stucco and traditional type stucco.

Stucco drywall can make your home more beautiful.

This greatly enhances curb appeal.

It helps increase structural integrity.

Stucco application can be undertaken by any individual.

When repairing synthetic stucco, take swift action.

In contrast to troweled stucco, sprayed stucco is quick and offers a consistent look.

Give your home a bit of a Mexican or Spanish influence with some do-it-yourself stucco siding.

Limestone bricks are popular due to their durability.

Stucco has been used on homes for generations because it is one of the most durable types of exterior sidings available.

When repairing lath and plaster walls, it is highly advisable to get into the habit of using similar materials.

Why replace your brick surfaces when they can be resurfaced?

Concrete lag bolts are fasteners with a coarse thread that is typically used to fasten wood to concrete or masonry.

Stucco looks terrible if the application is not done correctly. This article will keep you from doing just that.

Brick is a popular choice for various home construction projects. The question we examine is whether to use cement brick or traditional red brick.

Two ways you can make your own lime plaster.

When considering an exterior for your home, stucco is an excellent choice. But there are certain factors to weigh before a decision is made.

Read this if you're thinking over covering your brick facade with stucco.

While most people are familiar with the regular cement-based stucco, synthetic stucco has been around since the 1950s.