NYC DCA 2006980-DCA · Licensed & Insured
Stucco Contractor in NYC
Stucco installation, repair, EIFS systems, and facade restoration for homes and businesses across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx & Staten Island — detailed to survive real NYC freeze-thaw winters.
Professional Stucco Installation Services
Looking for a reliable stucco contractor in NYC? Our experienced team provides professional stucco installation, repair, and restoration services for residential and commercial properties across New York City. We deliver durable, high-quality finishes that protect your building and boost curb appeal.
As a trusted local stucco contractor near you, we focus on long-lasting results, affordable pricing, and fast service. Whether you need minor stucco repair or a complete exterior renovation, our skilled professionals are ready to help.
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—Stucco Specialties
Our Stucco Services in NYC
Six stucco specialties, one licensed crew — every job inspected, quoted, and completed in-house.
EIFS Stucco Installation
Insulated finish systems that improve energy performance and give your building a clean, modern envelope.
EIFS Stucco Repair
We fix cracked, delaminating, or water-damaged EIFS panels and correct the drainage details that caused the failure.
Traditional Stucco Repair
Crack sealing, patch repair, and re-coating for cement stucco on rowhouses and commercial buildings.
Masonry Stucco
Stucco applied directly over brick or block, keyed and cured properly so it bonds instead of shearing off.
Stucco Waterproofing
Elastomeric coatings and sealant detailing that keep water out of the wall assembly year-round.
Facade Restoration
Full-envelope restoration for Local Law 11 (FISP) compliance, DOB violation closeout, and historic facade repair.
— Why Choose Us
Why Choose HTCR for Stucco in NYC
Every stucco project is backed by licensed, in-house crews — no subcontracting, no guesswork.
Freeze-Thaw Durability
Local Law 11 & FISP
Repairs completed and documented to a standard that passes mandatory facade inspection cycles.
Row House Expertise
Flexible Scheduling
15+ Years Experience
Cost-Effective
—Warning Signs
Signs You Need a Stucco Contractor
Stucco damage can get worse — and more expensive — when it’s ignored. If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to call a professional Stucco Contractor.
- Cracks or visible damage in your stucco walls
- Bulging, bubbling, or loose areas on the exterior
- Water stains or moisture behind the stucco
- Peeling, discoloration, or damaged stucco surfaces
- Mold, mildew, or signs of water intrusion
— Our Process
From First Call to Final Cure
Five stages, always in this order — skipping cure time is the most common reason stucco fails early.
Inspection
We assess substrate condition, moisture, and existing damage on site.
Written Estimate
An itemized, no-obligation quote — free, usually same week.
Surface Prep
Remove failed material, key the substrate, install lath where needed.
Application
Scratch, brown, and finish coats applied with proper cure.
Walkthrough
We inspect the finished surface with you before calling the job done.
— Questions
Frequently Asked Questions — Stucco NYC
Cost depends on the extent of damage and square footage. Hairline crack sealing can start around a few hundred dollars, while full facade sections run into the thousands — we provide a free written estimate before any work begins.
Traditional stucco is a cement coating over masonry or wire lath. EIFS adds a foam insulation layer under a synthetic finish coat — better energy performance, but it depends on correct drainage detailing to avoid trapped moisture.
A typical rowhouse facade takes one to two weeks from scratch coat to finish coat, to allow proper cure time between layers. Larger commercial or full EIFS retrofits can take three to six weeks.
Yes — we assess conditions against NYC Department of Buildings and Local Law 11 (FISP) requirements and complete the repair work needed to close out a violation.
Yes, this is called masonry stucco. The brick surface is keyed and prepped so the stucco bonds properly, rather than shearing off the substrate over time.