Oasis Stucco Co is your local stucco contractor, right here in Pomona. We've been fixing up homes and businesses around the area for ages, so we really know our stuff. That means we know exactly what kind of stucco stands up best to our local weather, especially those scorching summers near the Fairplex. You'll get solid work that lasts, no fuss, no muss.
Get a Free Quote in PomonaStucco installation? That's just putting a tough, multi-layered finish on the outside of your home or business. It gives your Walnut property a really strong, good-looking, and long-lasting shield against whatever the weather throws its way.
Stucco replacement means we take off your old, damaged stucco — all the way down to the sheathing — then put up a brand new, tough stucco system. This whole process gives your home a fresh, long-lasting exterior. And it really protects against the weather, doesn't it?
Stucco repair takes care of cracks, holes, and any water damage on your home's outside walls. We make sure to match up the existing textures and colors, so it all blends in. This service isn't just about making your house look good again—it brings back that protection it needs and really boosts your curb appeal. Plus, it stops bigger structural problems down the line, which is pretty important, wouldn't you say?
Stucco redashing? That's when we put a fresh, new finish coat right over your home's existing stucco. It makes everything look brand new again, and you don't even need a full tear-off. This process really ups your home's curb appeal, protecting it for years to come — pretty neat, right?
Stucco removal means we carefully strip off old, damaged, or just plain unwanted stucco from your home's outside walls. This gets the surface ready for whatever comes next — new finishes or maybe some repairs. We clear away that old material cleanly and quickly, which really boosts your home's curb appeal and stops bigger structural problems from popping up down the line.
Stucco painting? That's basically cleaning up your home's exterior stucco, fixing any dings or cracks, and then putting on a new layer of paint — usually elastomeric or acrylic. This whole process really helps shield your stucco from the weather, and honestly, it just makes your place look brand new.
We're not some huge company from who-knows-where; our base is right here in Walnut, just a quick hop from Pomona. That means we're practically neighbors, really. We know these neighborhoods, and we get the particular stucco challenges homes face around spots like the Lincoln Park historic district or near Cal Poly Pomona. We've tackled everything in this city, from classic stucco repairs to brand-new installations, and we know how to do it right the first time.
When we start a job, we're all about making it last and look good. We don't skimp, and we certainly don't use cheap stuff that'll fall apart on you in a couple of years. We make sure the stucco goes on correctly, whether it's just a small patch or a whole new re-stucco job. That way, it stands up to the weather and looks sharp for a long, long time. You're getting honest work from people who actually care about their name in the community.
Choose us, and you'll talk directly with the crew doing the actual work. We'll show up when we promise, give you an easy-to-understand estimate, and keep you updated. No slick sales talk, just clear conversations about your project. We clean up our mess, too, and we won't leave until you're happy with how everything looks. That's just how we operate.
Stucco repair in Pomona? You're usually looking at something like $300 for a little patch, but it can easily hit $2,000 or more if the damage is really spread out. The final price really hinges on a few things: how bad the damage is, what kind of stucco finish you have, and if we need to fix anything structural underneath. We'll always come by, check out your specific situation, and give you a straightforward quote. Seriously, don't let a tiny crack become a huge headache; it's always smarter to deal with it sooner.
A full stucco replacement for a typical Pomona home? That usually takes us about one to three weeks, start to finish. This covers everything: getting the old surface ready, putting up new lath, applying all the stucco coats, and then letting it cure properly. Of course, bigger homes, really complex ones, or those needing a lot of prep work might stretch that timeline a bit. Don't worry, we'll nail down an exact schedule for you once we've had a look at your property and understand what's involved.
Pomona homeowners often go for smooth, sand, or dash stucco finishes – they all have their own vibe, you know? Smooth stucco gives your place a really clean, modern look. Sand finish, on the other hand, adds a bit of subtle texture, which is great for hiding those tiny imperfections. Then there's dash finish, which is much rougher and more noticeable. You'll spot that one a lot on older, more traditional homes, especially in places like the Lincoln Park district. We've got samples we can show you, and we'd love to help you figure out what works best for your home's style and, of course, your budget.
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