Don’t Settle for a “Surface-Level” Stucco Job

1. Moisture Management (The “Anti-Rot” Phase)

Most stucco failures happen because water gets trapped behind the wall.

• AandG Stucco Standard: We install high-grade weather barriers and integrated flashing around all windows, doors, and rooflines to prevent moisture intrusion.
• The Cheap Option: Often relies on “caulk only,” which cracks and leaks within 24 months.
  

Stucco is a chemical process. If rushed, it becomes brittle and cracks.

• AandG Stucco Standard: We respect proper dry time between the scratch, brown, and finish coats to ensure maximum strength and durability.
• The Cheap Option: Often “wet-sets” layers to finish the job in half the time — leading to spider-web cracks later.
  

• AandG Stucco Standard: We use high-tensile, alkaline-resistant fiberglass mesh to reinforce corners and high-stress areas.
• The Cheap Option: Uses thin, low-grade mesh — or skips reinforcement entirely — to save $500+ in material costs.
  

Stucco is messy. If it gets on your windows or pavers, it’s permanent.

• AandG Stucco Standard: We invest time in thorough preparation — masking windows with plastic, covering walkways, and protecting your landscaping.
• The Cheap Option: Splashes material on window frames and leaves dried cement in your yard.
  

• AandG Stucco Standard: We carry full Liability and Workers’ Compensation insurance. If a worker is injured on your property, we are responsible — not you.
• The Cheap Option: Often operates uninsured or under the table. If an accident happens, the homeowner’s insurance may be targeted.
  

• A cheap stucco job may look great for the first six months.
• An AandG Stucco LLC job looks great for years to come.
  

Which one is the better investment for your home?