Painting stucco is generally not advised as it compromises the natural ability of the material to breathe, which can lead to trapped moisture resulting in cracking, peeling, or mold development.

New stucco can be applied over existing stucco, provided that the current surface is structurally sound and in good condition.

Pressure washing is not recommended for stucco surfaces as the high pressure can be excessively abrasive and cause damage to the material.

Small hairline cracks are normal and typically occur due to building settlement, however, larger cracks may indicate structural problems or improper installation techniques.

Stucco remediation involves removing damaged or water-saturated stucco and repairing the underlying structure, which is often necessary due to inadequate window or door flashing.

Stucco application should occur when temperatures are at least 40 degrees Fahrenheit or above to ensure the material doesn't freeze during the curing process.

The base coat of stucco requires misting with water for a period of 3-7 days to develop proper strength and durability.

The cost of stucco services varies depending on the extent of damage and whether the project involves repairs or complete replacement of the material.