The stucco surface of this row home was in poor condition.  There was uneven patchwork, mildew, and it had been previously painted with a non-masonry specific coating.  The aluminum trim flashing was chalking and spotty.   A high-grade exterior bonding enamel was used on the trim.  After power washing the stucco was coated twice with an elastomeric product.  This allows the stucco to breath and move with humidity differences during the year. 

The alley-side stucco before power washing.

The trim flashing was painted with a durable exterior grade enamel before the stucco.

The stucco had uneven patchwork and flaking non-masonry specific paint.

The rear stucco and trim flashing before recoating.

Progress on the rear of the house. Applying two layers of elastomeric coating.

The completion of the rear-side stucco and trim flashing.

A finished view of the alley-side stucco. A masonry-specific elastomeric coating was used which allows the surface to breath and move. A porch & patio coating was used on the previously painted rubble construction foundation wall.

A finished view of the rear of the house.