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Paul Handyman Service

Paul Handyman Service

4.6Awesome(9)
Offers online services
23 hires on HomeGuide
25+ years in business
Jordan G. says, "ARRK handyman Service was hired by my company to put a 150ft wood fence in the backyard of our rental property with two gates in order to create privacy from the railroad tracks directly behind the property. Russell and his crew showed up ready to work in the middle of a snow storm when they live an hour and a half away. They had to cut down gigantic tree in order to install the fence on very uneven ground. The final product turned out beautifully! He did a wonderful job in regards to the work. However, I had to subtract one star for poor communication and follow thru. I had asked Russell to complete the project within a 3 day time span and to also stay in contact with me every morning with updates. The project ended up taking a full 2 weeks to complete and I was only contact one time with an update. He also put the front gate in an awkward spot, not where I had planned for it to go. In the end, The quality of work was so stunning that some of these other issues fell to the wayside. We would most definitely work with Russell and Arrk Handyman Services again!" Read more

Your Stucco Application questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on HomeGuide.

How much does stucco cost?

Stucco home siding costs $7 to $17 per square foot with installation or $14,000 to $34,000 total for a 2,000-square-foot house. Stucco material prices are $5 to $9 per square foot, while labor costs $2 to $8 per square foot.

Stucco costs more than other siding materials but lasts longer and insulates better than average. Exterior stucco is best for dry climates because it's more prone to water damage or crumbling when exposed to humidity or rain.

What is stucco?

Stucco is a building material often used as siding on houses. Traditional cement stucco made of Portland cement, sand, lime, and water. This stucco type is cheap and easy to repair but more prone to cracking.

Synthetic stucco is made with a cement base and acrylic additives. Acrylic stucco is more expensive but more flexible, durable, and water-resistant. Synthetic and smooth-finish stuccos are slightly harder to apply and typically cost more in labor fees than traditional stucco.

Is stucco siding worth it?

Stucco siding is worth it if you live in a dry climate because it lasts longer than other siding materials and costs less to repair than average. Stucco is fire-resistant, water-resistant, and versatile but does not perform well in humid environments.

How long does stucco last on a house?

Stucco lasts 50 years or longer on average or up to 100 years if installed and maintained correctly. Most stucco installers offer a 15-year warranty for their work. Make sure to read through the terms to see what the warranty covers.

How long does it take to stucco a house?

An average 3-person crew takes 3 to 5 days to install stucco siding on a house. The more workers in a crew, the faster the stucco can be applied. After they're done, the stucco will need to fully dry for 30 to 90 days before painting.

Can you paint a stucco house?

Yes, you can paint a stucco house. Painting a stucco house costs $1.00 to $5.50 per square foot or $2,400 to $8,100 total, depending on the home size and paint type. You can either use acrylic or elastomeric paint on stucco. You can also apply a layer of colored stucco mixture called a fog coat or color coat, which doesn't fade or chip as easily as paint.

Can you power wash a stucco house?

Yes, you can power wash a stucco house as long as you:

  • Keep the pressure to 1,500 PSI or less
  • Make sure the stucco is in good condition
  • Spray at a 45-degree angle, not 90 degrees

Pressure washing brittle or crumbling stucco can cause chips, cracks, and water damage inside the home or siding. Consider gently washing with a hose and gentle detergent instead.

Can you add stucco over existing siding?

Yes, you can add stucco over existing siding as long as there are no structural problems or water damage in the current siding. Installing stucco over brick or other siding is a great way to save money and add extra insulation to the house.

How do I choose a stucco contractor?

When looking for stucco contractors near you, remember to:

  • Look for installers who specialize in stucco.
  • Compare 3+ estimates for similar stucco styles.
  • Explore their Google and HomeGuide reviews.
  • Choose a licensed, bonded, and insured company with 5+ years of experience.
  • Ask for references and contact information.
  • Get a written, itemized contract and warranty.
  • Follow a payment plan instead of paying in full up front.

What questions should I ask stucco contractors?

Ask stucco contractors these questions:

  • How much experience do you have working with stucco?
  • Are you licensed, insured, and bonded?
  • Does this estimate include both installation and cleanup?
  • Would you recommend acrylic or traditional stucco?
  • How long will everything take to dry after installation?
  • Can you apply the stucco on top of my existing siding?
  • How long will this project take?
  • Do you offer a warranty? If so, what does it cover?

Reviews for Columbus stucco contractors

Recent success stories from people in the Columbus area.
Kathi R.
He explained everything as he went along and his price was really reasonable.
Paul Handyman Service
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