Protect and refresh your Glendale home with professional stucco painting. UV-rated paints for Verdugo summer heat.
Stucco painting is one of the most cost-effective ways to protect and refresh your Glendale home. A quality paint job seals hairline cracks, blocks UV damage, and prevents moisture intrusion. In Glendale, where summer temperatures exceed 100°F and UV exposure is intense, the right paint is essential for protecting your stucco.
We use elastomeric and high-build acrylic paints rated for extreme heat and UV exposure. Every paint job includes pressure washing, crack repair, and two coats of paint.
Elastomeric paint is the best choice for Glendale stucco. It is 10 times thicker than regular paint, fills hairline cracks up to 1/16 inch, and stays flexible through temperature extremes. Elastomeric paint lasts 7-10 years in Glendale and provides the best protection against the local heat and UV exposure.
High-build acrylic paint is thicker than standard acrylic and provides good coverage on textured stucco. It costs less than elastomeric and lasts 7-10 years. A good choice for Glendale homes with minor cracking that has already been repaired.
Standard acrylic masonry paint is the budget option. It costs less upfront but lasts only 5-7 years in Glendale. It does not fill cracks or provide the same level of UV protection as elastomeric or high-build options.
| Paint Type | Cost Per Sq Ft | 1,500 Sq Ft Home | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Acrylic | $1.50 - $2.50 | $2,250 - $3,750 | 5-7 years |
| High-Build Acrylic | $2 - $3 | $3,000 - $4,500 | 7-10 years |
| Elastomeric | $2.50 - $4 | $3,750 - $6,000 | 7-10 years |
We clean all dirt, chalk, and loose paint from your stucco. Clean surface = better adhesion.
We fill cracks and patch holes. Paint over damage = wasted money.
We apply masonry primer to bare stucco and patched areas for proper adhesion.
Two coats applied by sprayer with back-rolling for full penetration into stucco texture.
The most popular stucco colors in Glendale are warm, earthy tones that complement the Verdugo Valley landscape:
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