Owners of stucco homes can speed up a sale by having the most complete information about their home available when it goes on the market. If your stucco home shows any signs of deficiency, you risk potential buyers being unwilling to consider your home.

Getting a stucco inspection before listing allows a seller to provide potential buyers with peace of mind that no deficiencies are found in the stucco, or that they are minimal and repairable. For those homes with deficiencies, getting an accurate report will help sellers set an appropriate selling price for the home, or make necessary repairs in order to bring a higher selling price.

If your stucco has

• Holes
• Large cracks
• Obvious moisture damage
• Mildew stains or rusts stains,

or if a home inspector

spots a problem and suggests you call a repair person or

notes that your building has stucco-related code violations.

As a rule of thumb, if you can fit a dime in the crack in your stucco, your home needs a stucco inspection to determine the true condition and cost of repairs.

Don’t let a client’s misconceptions about stucco get in the way of a sale.  Call Texas Stucco Inspections to get a clear, correct and complete assessment of the condition of a stucco home.

Put us on speed dial – we are a tool Real Estate Professionals keep in their pocket to alleviate concerns for both buyers and sellers.  One phone call is all it takes to arrange for a full stucco inspection.  We give a verbal assessment immediately after the inspection, followed by a written report in 24 hours or less.

Certified Stucco also offers free consultations by phone for Real Estate Professionals.  Have a question about stucco, EIFS or masonry?  Not sure if a home really requires a full inspection?  Give us a call and we’ll give you a quick answer.

512 – 537 – 3089