Stucco is also known as render. It's a mixture of particles, water and a binder. Stucco hardens when applied wet. It can be used as an architectural sculptural material, a decorative coating on walls and ceilings, exterior walls, or as a decorative coating on walls and ceilings. You can use stucco in many building materials including concrete, metal, expanded metal lac, concrete, cinder blocks, and clay brick.

Traditional stucco: Kelowna's traditional stucco system has been an exterior cladding option for many years. A three-coat method is a combination of Portland cement, lime and sand. It is then applied to a tar paper or metal lathe base. This system is often seen in California stucco and stone dash designs. It is designed to withstand Canada's harsh climate. California stucco, a seamless exterior finish that is fire-resistant and high-impact, will outlast your house.

These are the top benefits of stucco.

Preservation: Your stucco requires very little maintenance. Stucco is not like siding and does not require regular painting, reinstallation, replacement, or cleaning. Stucco is a great alternative for Canadians. All we need to do to add stucco is to clear as much snow from the walls as possible and divert eaves throughs away from any collapsing barriers.

Stucco installation is simple: It took about two days to complete. This includes drying time. The versatility of the material means it can be used on a variety of materials including wood and concrete masonry. It is also quick to install. Now that your stucco has been installed, it is time to select a color for it. This is a fun process that you can enjoy.

Stucco lasts for 50 years without any maintenance. Stucco expands and contracts with the seasons, so it's less likely to be damaged or fall apart. Professional waterproofing of stucco's exterior will prevent mildew, mold and rot.

Stucco can enhance your home's curb appeal and increase its value. Stucco is easy to maintain, low-maintenance, fire-resistant and rot-resistant. It also adds great curb appeal to your home. It will increase the property's value if you decide on selling it. You may also be eligible for lower home insurance rates.