San Francisco
Exposure profile:
Fog, salt air, and wind-driven rain make envelope sealing and flashing detail the difference between a stucco exterior that lasts decades and one that hides rot.
- San Francisco
Coverage · 4 Regions
Each region fails differently. We’ve read them all.
Fog and salt air in San Francisco. Coastal exposure in Marin. Hard seasonal swings in Sonoma. Aging original stucco in Alameda. Based in Petaluma, we bring 41 years of envelope diagnosis to each region’s particular way of letting water in.
Marin County
Exposure profile:
Coastal exposure on the south and west, heavy winter rain county-wide, and mature landscaping that works its way into stucco cracks and the water barrier behind them.
- Novato
- San Rafael
- Mill Valley
- Sausalito
- Tiburon
- Larkspur
- Corte Madera
- San Anselmo
Sonoma County
Exposure profile:
Hard seasonal swings — saturated winters, hot dry summers — cycle stucco through expansion and contraction, opening cracks that need a sound barrier behind them.
- Petaluma
- Santa Rosa
- Sonoma
- Rohnert Park
- Cotati
- Sebastopol
- Windsor
- Healdsburg
Alameda
Exposure profile:
Bay-front humidity and aging original stucco — often decades old — mean repairs hinge on matching historic textures while quietly upgrading the water protection behind them.
- Alameda
- Oakland
- Berkeley
- San Leandro
Anywhere in Range
In one of these regions? Start with an assessment.
Tell us the city and the symptom — we’ll bring the diagnosis to your building.