How it works
Portland Stucco Pros: stucco repair, EIFS repair, stucco remediation, inspection and new stucco for homes in the Portland, Oregon metro area.
Requests are handled across Portland, OR in the Portland metro area.
What you get
Free Estimate. Tell us what you see on your stucco and we will follow up.
What to check before you sign
Whoever you hire for stucco repair, look up their license or registration in the official public lookup before you sign a contract:
Ask for a written proposal that names the scope, the materials and the price, and keep a copy of the contract. The questions below cover the rules that most often come up.
The privacy policy explains how a request you send is handled.
How it works
Step by step
Tell us what you see
Describe the cracks, bubbling or leaks and where they are on the house. Sending a request costs nothing.
We follow up
We get in touch by phone or email to talk through the job.
Your free estimate
Talk through the work and get an estimate. Any fees after it are agreed with you first.
You decide
Before you sign, check the contractor’s license in the public lookup and compare the estimate against your own research. You are under no obligation.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
How does this work?
You tell us about the job, we follow up by phone or email to talk it through, and you get a free estimate with no obligation.
Is it free to ask for a stucco estimate?
Yes. Asking for an estimate costs nothing, and it does not commit you to any work on your walls.
Is stucco made from portland cement?
Yes. Stucco is the common term for portland cement plaster: a mixture of cementitious ingredients, aggregate and water, sometimes with other materials added to improve how it performs (cement.org). EIFS, often called synthetic stucco, is a different system built on insulation board.
How do I check a contractor’s license in Oregon?
Use the Oregon Construction Contractors Board’s public license search at search.ccb.state.or.us, or call the CCB at 503-378-4621. The CCB says contractors must put their license number on their advertising, including websites and business cards, and its license records are updated every six hours.
Do I need a permit to repair stucco in Portland?
Portland Permitting & Development lists “Replace or repair siding that is not required to be fire-resistant” among outside home repairs that do not need a permit, and the same page says “Even when a building permit is not needed, the project must meet the Building and Zoning Code requirements.” Ask PP&D how your stucco work fits that list before it starts, especially in one of the city’s historic or conservation districts, where certain changes need land use review.
Get a Free Estimate
Tell us what you see on your stucco and we will follow up.