Boerne Stucco Repair Pros — Free Estimates & Fast Scheduling

Boerne's climate puts stucco through a punishing seasonal cycle. With a January average low of 41 °F and a July average high of 94.9 °F, walls expand and contract across a range of roughly 54 degrees every year. That movement opens hairline cracks and eventually causes delamination. Add the roughly 32.4 inches of annual precipitation—concentrated around a May rainy season that averages 4.4 inches in the wettest month alone—and moisture has repeated opportunities to work behind a compromised surface. The dominant Barbarosa silty clay loam soil drains well, but when water enters stucco through failed joints or missing weep screeds, it has nowhere to go except deeper into the assembly. Our crews use an EIFS moisture probe meter to map trapped water before any patch goes on, so repairs address the real source of damage rather than just the visible surface.

Our services cover the full scope of what Boerne walls require. Small crack repairs run $250–$800 per crack repaired and textured, while color-matched patches range from $400–$1,200 each. Three-coat portland cement-lime re-stucco installed over galvanized metal lath and two layers of grade-D building paper is available at $7–$14 per square foot. We replace weep screeds at $8–$20 per linear foot, cut and seal control and expansion joints at $4–$10 per linear foot, and apply elastomeric crack-bridging coatings to a full elevation for $1,200–$3,500. Complete stucco repair projects range from $1,500–$9,000 depending on scope. Every job follows a disciplined process: sounding the wall to map drummy areas, cutting failed stucco back to a sound edge and undercutting it so new material keys in, hand-floating the scratch, brown, and finish coats with hawk and trowel, and matching your existing dash, sand-float, or skip-trowel texture on a sample board before touching the wall.

Professional work also means navigating Boerne's permitting requirements correctly. Contractors must be registered with the City of Boerne and submit permit applications through the My Government Online portal for projects within city limits. The Permitting and Code Compliance Department at 447 N. Main Street enforces the 2021 International Building Code and 2021 International Residential Code, and conducts inspections of all construction projects. With a median home value of $464,100 and 76 percent of housing owner-occupied, protecting your investment with properly permitted, code-compliant stucco repair is not just good practice—it preserves the value that Boerne homeowners have built.