The freeze-thaw cycle that runs through Indiana winters is one of the more damaging environments for exterior stucco systems. Water finds a hairline crack, freezes, expands the crack, thaws, and allows more water in. Repeat that cycle through an Indianapolis winter and what started as a surface crack becomes a gap that's letting water behind the stucco before anyone takes it seriously. The hot, humid summers that follow don't give the wall assembly a chance to dry completely between seasons. By the time visible problems appear on the exterior surface, the situation behind it has usually been developing longer than the homeowner realizes.
Indianapolis Stucco works on the full range of stucco systems in this market. The original three-coat traditional stucco on the 1920s and 1930s homes in Meridian-Kessler, Broad Ripple, Irvington, and Fountain Square that has been absorbing Indiana weather for close to a century. The EIFS and synthetic stucco systems that went on newer construction in Carmel, Fishers, and Zionsville through the 1990s and 2000s. And everything in between, including homes where previous repairs used the wrong materials and created new problems in the process.
We assess before we recommend. Stucco crack repair that doesn't address why the crack formed will crack again. Water damage remediation that doesn't find the entry point and correct it will reappear. Stucco installation that skips the moisture management details at windows and penetrations becomes a water intrusion problem within a few seasons. Getting those things right from the start is what Indianapolis Stucco is built around.





