Stucco Painting in Haltom city, TX

Cost of Stucco Painting in Haltom city, TX

Stucco painting costs depend on surface area, current condition, prep work needed, and paint quality selected. Homes requiring extensive crack repair or multiple coats will cost more than well-maintained surfaces. We provide transparent, detailed estimates that break down labor, materials, and preparation work. Every quote includes our free assessment and written warranty coverage.

Premium Paint Brands We Use for Texas Stucco

LaHabra Elastomeric Coatings

Our primary choice for Texas stucco painting, LaHabra elastomeric paint offers exceptional flexibility and weather resistance. This premium coating expands and contracts with stucco movement, preventing cracks that lead to moisture intrusion. With 15+ year durability and fade resistance, LaHabra handles Haltom city’s temperature extremes better than standard house paint. We’ve used this system on over 300 local homes with outstanding results.

Omega Paint Systems

For budget-conscious homeowners, Omega provides excellent value with good weather resistance and color retention. Their acrylic formulations work well on properly prepared stucco surfaces and offer 8-10 year performance in North Texas conditions. We recommend Omega for homes with minimal stucco damage that need fresh color and basic protection.

Western Blended Stucco Paints

Specifically formulated for southwestern climates, Western Blended paints excel in high-heat, low-humidity conditions common in Texas. These coatings resist chalking and provide excellent adhesion to both traditional and synthetic stucco surfaces.

Additional Options: We also work with Dryvit for EIFS systems and Sto coatings when specific performance requirements demand specialized solutions.

Types of Stucco Surfaces We Paint

Traditional Cement Stucco

The most common type in Haltom city’s older neighborhoods, traditional cement stucco accepts paint readily after proper cleaning and priming. We handle all textures from smooth finish to heavily textured dash coats. Our experience with hundreds of traditional stucco homes means we know exactly how to prep these surfaces for maximum paint adhesion and longevity.

Synthetic Stucco (EIFS)

Many newer Haltom city homes feature synthetic stucco systems that require specialized painting techniques. EIFS needs breathable, flexible coatings that won’t trap moisture. We use manufacturer-approved paints and application methods to maintain the system’s integrity while refreshing appearance.

Sand and Dash Finishes

These textured surfaces require careful spray application and back-rolling to ensure complete coverage in all surface depressions. Our crew uses specialized equipment and techniques to achieve uniform color and protection across heavily textured stucco surfaces.