Bernalillo County
Stucco Repair in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque is a village in the North Valley, with irrigated fields, acequias and homes on larger lots between Albuquerque and the Rio Grande. It has a mix of older adobe and Territorial homes, custom Pueblo-style houses and newer builds.
Many of those homes have traditional stucco and flat roofs, and plenty have had additions and repairs over the years that no longer match.
Irrigation, high water tables and wall bases
With fields, ditches and lawns all around, the ground near homes in the valley can stay damp. Stucco at the base of the wall picks up that moisture, and you can see it as staining, white efflorescence and stucco breaking down near the ground.
We repair the damaged stucco, check the weep screed and point out grading or irrigation that keeps the wall wet.
Making additions match
Over time, many valley homes have gained additions, casitas and garages, each stuccoed at a different time with a slightly different texture or color. A color coat across the whole house, after repairs, ties it all together.
We’ll bring texture and color samples to the estimate so you can compare them on your own walls.
Popular stucco services in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
Stucco Water Damage & Parapet Repair
For wall bases kept damp by irrigation and valley soil.
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For older homes with widespread cracking or loose stucco.
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To bring additions and the main house to one color.
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How it works in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
- Step 1
Free on-site inspection
We come out, look at the stucco and talk through what you’re seeing.
- Step 2
Clear written estimate
You get a written estimate that explains exactly what we’ll do and why.
- Step 3
Prep, repair and finish
We protect your property, do the repair in proper layers and finish it to match.
- Step 4
Walkthrough and cleanup
We clean up and walk the finished work with you.
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque stucco questions
What is the white residue on my stucco?
It’s usually efflorescence: salts carried to the surface by water moving through the wall. It’s a sign that the wall is getting wet, often from the ground or from irrigation. We repair the stucco and look for the moisture source.
Do you work on Territorial-style homes?
Yes. Territorial homes often have brick coping on the parapets and specific trim details. We work around those details and keep the character of the house.
Nearby service areas
All service areas · Not sure if you’re in range? Call (505) 375-3060.