Stucco Contractor & Stucco Repair in Orlando, FL

Orlando’s building stock is unusually diverse. A stucco home in Lake Eola Heights, College Park, or a nearby established neighborhood can have a very different wall assembly and finish history than a newer property in Baldwin Park, Lake Nona, MetroWest, or the city’s expanding southeastern areas. The city also includes commercial buildings, multifamily properties, and historic districts with architecture dating back generations. Xtreme Plastering LLC provides stucco repair, stucco installation, exterior restoration, and painting throughout Orlando with a repair approach tailored to the actual age, substrate, and finish of the property.

Our company brings more than 39 years of stucco experience to every project. That experience is important when a wall contains old patches, several paint layers, decorative details, or signs that water has moved behind the finish. We do not assume that every crack needs the same product or that every stained area starts where the stain is visible. The repair begins with understanding the condition.

Water intrusion is not always obvious. It can travel along framing, sheathing, masonry, or interfaces before staining appears. Exterior symptoms such as recurring discoloration, peeling paint, efflorescence, soft material, or repeated crack failure should be investigated before a cosmetic coating is applied. A lasting stucco repair depends on addressing active moisture sources and rebuilding only after the affected wall is ready to be closed.

Older Orlando neighborhoods can have stucco that has been patched and painted repeatedly, while newer homes may show shrinkage cracks or stress around openings. We repair both, but the methods can differ. On an older wall, loose paint and previous repair material may need to be removed before the actual crack can be treated. On newer work, the goal may be to stabilize and blend a localized crack without disturbing more sound material than necessary.

Crack pattern matters. Fine map cracking across a surface is different from a wider diagonal crack at a window corner or a horizontal separation where two materials meet. We evaluate the crack, prepare it appropriately, use compatible repair materials, and restore the surrounding texture. If movement appears significant or ongoing, the cause may need additional evaluation before a finish repair is considered final.

Stucco that sounds hollow, moves when pressed, bulges, or breaks away from the wall may be delaminated. This means the material has lost its bond to the underlying surface or coat. Paint and skim coats cannot restore that bond. A proper repair may require removal of the loose area back to solid edges, rebuilding the stucco section, and then recreating the existing finish.

Orlando’s combination of older structures and intense rain makes this particularly important around parapets, windows, roof transitions, balconies, and wall penetrations. We consider adjacent building details during the repair because the visible stucco failure may be the result of water entering somewhere else. Once the cause is controlled, the wall can be rebuilt and coated with much greater confidence.

Orlando has six local Historic Preservation overlay districts, including Downtown, Lake Cherokee, Lake Copeland, Lake Eola Heights, Lake Lawsona, and Colonialtown South. The city requires a Certificate of Appropriateness for certain exterior changes to properties within designated historic districts or landmarks. Owners of historic properties should verify the applicable review process before altering exterior materials, textures, or colors.

From a workmanship standpoint, older stucco also deserves careful treatment because it may differ from modern systems in composition, thickness, substrate, and finish. Aggressive removal or incompatible repair material can create new problems. Our goal is to preserve sound material where possible, make targeted repairs, and reproduce the existing appearance rather than unnecessarily modernizing a historic surface.

Xtreme Plastering LLC handles exterior painting after stucco repairs as an important part of our service. New repair areas typically need time to cure and may require primer to control porosity. On an older wall with faded paint, spot touch-up can be more noticeable than the original crack. Repainting the full elevation often creates a cleaner appearance and protects all of the repaired areas with one consistent coating system.

Stucco Installation for Remodels, Additions, and New Construction

Orlando’s constant remodeling and infill development create frequent situations where new stucco must meet existing walls. We provide stucco installation for appropriate new exterior areas and additions, using a system compatible with the substrate and project design. Good installation includes more than the finish coat: transitions, reinforcement, thickness, curing, and connection to the adjacent wall all affect performance.

For infill projects or additions in older neighborhoods, matching the architecture is as important as meeting the technical requirements. A new wall should not look artificially smooth next to an older textured elevation. We can coordinate the finish and paint so the new area feels intentional and integrated.

Xtreme Plastering LLC is owner operated and backed by more than 39 years of stucco experience. We work with homeowners, property managers, and businesses that want clear communication and a repair scope based on the actual wall condition. Our services include cracked and damaged stucco repair, water-intrusion and delamination repair, exterior restoration, stucco installation, and exterior painting.

Orlando properties vary dramatically from one neighborhood to the next, so our advantage is the ability to adapt. Whether you have a mid-century home, Mediterranean Revival details, a newer stucco subdivision home, or a commercial building that needs restoration before repainting, we can evaluate the exterior and recommend a practical path forward.