Stucco & Brick Painting — San Antonio, TX
Stucco & Brick Painting in San Antonio, TX
San Antonio's most common exterior surfaces — stucco and brick — require the right coatings and preparation to look great and last. We use elastomeric and masonry-grade products designed for the Texas climate.
The Right Coatings for San Antonio Homes
Stucco and masonry surfaces are porous and expand and contract with temperature changes. Standard exterior paint can crack and peel on these surfaces. We use elastomeric and masonry-grade coatings that flex, breathe, and bond properly.
We clean and prepare every surface thoroughly, fill cracks with elastomeric caulk, apply the appropriate primer, and finish with a professional-grade masonry coating.
- Stucco, brick, and masonry experience
- Elastomeric coatings for crack-bridging protection
- Masonry primers for proper adhesion
- Crack filling before painting
- Pressure washing and surface preparation
- Sherwin-Williams Loxon and comparable products
Stucco & Masonry Process
- 1
Inspection & Proposal
We assess the surface condition, identify cracks and repairs, and provide a written estimate.
- 2
Pressure Washing
Thorough cleaning to remove dirt, mildew, and chalking paint.
- 3
Crack Repair
Hairline and minor cracks filled with elastomeric caulk or patching compound.
- 4
Priming
Masonry primer applied for proper adhesion and uniform finish.
- 5
Coating Application
Two coats of elastomeric or masonry-grade exterior coating.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you paint over stucco?
Yes. Stucco is one of the most common exterior surfaces in San Antonio. We use elastomeric or masonry-grade coatings that flex with the stucco and resist cracking.
What paint do you use on stucco?
We typically use elastomeric coatings or high-quality masonry paint — products like Sherwin-Williams Loxon or comparable Benjamin Moore masonry products. The right product depends on the stucco condition and your goals.
Can you paint brick?
Yes. Painted brick is a popular update in San Antonio. We clean the brick, apply a masonry primer, and finish with a quality exterior paint. Note that painting brick is generally permanent — it is difficult to reverse.
Do you repair stucco cracks before painting?
Yes. We fill hairline and minor cracks with elastomeric caulk or patching compound before painting. Larger structural cracks should be evaluated by a stucco repair specialist.
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