Tag: stucco
blog
Choosing The Best Type Of Stucco For The Job
Depending on the job you need to do, you should choose the type of stucco carefully. Using stucco instead of vinyl for the siding of your home renovation project will be beneficial because of its long-lasting and durable properties. Although slightly more expensive, it is a great option as it is easily tinted so that you […]
blog
A Brief History of Plaster and Stucco
Lime based wall finishes have been used for thousands of years. From the tombs of the pyramids of Giza to the Sistine Chapel, lime stucco has been a key ingredient in great architecture on six continents. The earliest plasters known to us were lime-based. Around 7500 BC, the people of ‘Ain Ghazal in Jordan used […]
blog
Is It Better To Repair Or Replace Your Home’s Stucco and Plaster?
We love that great look the texture of stucco and plaster can give your home, and no one can argue that it adds a lot of character to any house, but one of the most important reasons we like this kind of surface is that it has some very practical advantages. Stucco and plaster can create a […]
blog
Like Us On Facebook
At Worldgate Plaster & Stucco, we appreciate your patronage and like to share our knowledge of the industry with our audience on social media, especially Facebook! To keep updated with the latest news, specials and happy home tips, please visit our Facebook page and give us a like by CLICKING HERE and hitting the thumbs […]
blog
All You Need to Know About Stucco Homes
Not just for the southwest anymore, this distinctive exterior is catching on across the country. Find out if it’s right for your home. Stucco siding, a type of hand-troweled masonry plaster consisting of cement, water, and sand, is a definitive feature of Spanish and Mediterranean architecture. These stucco homes feature exteriors in a variety of textures from […]
blog
Like Us On Facebook
At Worldgate Plaster & Stucco, we appreciate your patronage and like to share our knowledge of the industry with our audience on social media, especially Facebook! To keep updated with the latest news, specials and happy home tips, please visit our Facebook page and give us a like by CLICKING HERE and hitting the thumbs […]
blog
Stucco Project #2 | Worldgate Plaster & Stucco
Stucco exteriors must be maintained. It does not take a very big crack to allow water intrusion. In fact, a crack as small as 1/16” of an inch wide can permit water to enter behind the stucco, especially with a stucco system that has no moisture barrier. All cracks 1/16” wide or larger and all […]
blog
Five Star Reviews for Worldgate Plaster & Stucco
First of all, our reputation is an essential part of who we are and what we do. At Worldgate Plaster & Stucco, we take pride in serving our customers to the best of our ability. Our business would not be where it is without our customers. We know that the many loyal patrons, in the […]
blog
Is Stucco or Vinyl Siding More Energy Efficient?
When comparing stucco and vinyl siding, both are considered to be good when it comes to energy efficiency. Still, between the two options, stucco is more energy efficient. Stucco is made out of Portland cement and other materials, and it is essentially a thicker and denser compound. Stucco is generally cheaper to buy, and since […]
blog
Repair and Renovation of EIFS Stucco System
Location – Sterling, Virginia Stucco exteriors must be maintained. It does not take a very big crack to allow water intrusion. In fact, a crack as small as 1/16” of an inch wide can permit water to enter behind the stucco, especially with a stucco system that has no moisture barrier. All cracks 1/16” wide […]