Wood Fence Installation Jacksonville
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At H & W Fence Company, we specialize in residential fence installation, providing homeowners in Jacksonville, FL with durable and aesthetically pleasing wood fences.
Our team of expert fencing installers works diligently to ensure that every fence we build not only enhances the security of your property but also adds to its visual appeal.
A well-installed wood fence is more than just a boundary; it’s a statement of style and protection. Whether you’re looking to keep your pets safe or create a private oasis, our services are designed to meet all your fencing needs.
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Stucco Waterproofing FAQs
Common questions about our Stucco Waterproofing services
How often does stucco need to be waterproofed in Central Florida?
Most stucco in Central Florida needs waterproofing reapplied every 5 to 10 years, depending on the coating quality and how much weather exposure your home gets. If your house is in full sun most of the day or takes direct hits from afternoon thunderstorms, you might be on the shorter end of that range. UV breaks down protective coatings faster than anything else, and Florida sun is relentless. If you’re seeing water stains, cracks, or areas where your stucco stays damp long after rain, that’s a sign your waterproofing has failed and needs attention now. Waiting doesn’t make it cheaper. It just gives water more time to cause damage behind your walls.
What's the difference between waterproofing and just painting stucco?
Paint makes your stucco look better. Waterproofing protects it from moisture damage. Regular exterior paint is 2 to 3 mils thick when it dries. Elastomeric waterproof coating is 10 to 20 mils thick. That extra thickness is what creates an actual barrier against water instead of just a decorative layer. Paint also doesn’t flex with your walls when they expand and contract with temperature changes, so it cracks and lets water through. Elastomeric waterproofing moves with your stucco, bridges hairline cracks, and stays sealed even when your walls shift. If you just paint over damaged or unprotected stucco in Florida, you’re covering up problems, not fixing them. The moisture will still get in, and you’ll still end up with mold, rot, and expensive repairs down the road.
Can you waterproof stucco that already has water damage?
Yes, but we have to fix the damage first. Sealing water-damaged stucco without addressing what’s underneath is like putting a bandage on an infected wound. It might look better on the surface, but the problem keeps getting worse where you can’t see it. We remove damaged sections, replace any rotted sheathing or framing, and make sure the structure is sound and dry before we seal anything. Then we apply proper waterproofing so the same damage doesn’t happen again. If your stucco has soft spots, hollow-sounding areas when you tap it, or visible water stains, those are signs of damage that needs repair before waterproofing. The good news is that catching it now and fixing it right means you avoid the much more expensive problem of full stucco replacement later.
Will waterproofing stop my stucco from cracking during hurricane season?
Waterproofing won’t prevent impact damage from flying debris, but it will protect your stucco from the water damage that hurricanes and tropical storms cause. Wind-driven rain is one of the biggest threats to stucco during hurricane season because it forces water into every crack and gap in your exterior. Elastomeric waterproofing creates a flexible, sealed barrier that blocks that water from getting through, even when wind is pushing it into your walls at high pressure. The flexibility also helps because it lets your stucco move slightly with wind pressure without cracking the waterproof coating. After a storm, properly waterproofed stucco dries out faster and doesn’t trap moisture behind the walls where it causes mold and rot. Hurricane season runs June through November in Florida, so getting your stucco waterproofed before then gives you the best protection.
How much does residential stucco waterproofing cost in Orlando?
Waterproofing and sealing typically runs between $1.20 and $3.60 per square foot, depending on the condition of your stucco, how much prep work and crack repair is needed, and what type of coating you choose. A house with minimal damage and good existing stucco will be on the lower end. A house with extensive cracking, water stains, or areas that need repair before waterproofing will cost more because there’s more work involved. The size of your home matters too. Larger homes cost more in total, but the per-square-foot price often comes down slightly. What matters more than the upfront cost is what you’re preventing. Full stucco replacement can run $7 to $17 per square foot or more. Structural repairs for water damage can cost thousands. Waterproofing every 5 to 10 years is a fraction of that cost and keeps your home protected.
Does waterproofed stucco still need to breathe?
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