Stucco & Exterior in Woodland Hills

The first question a Woodland Hills homeowner might ask about an addition's exterior, and how texture and color get answered. Silver Pine Remodeling.

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Will anyone be able to tell where the old wall stops? A homeowner in Woodland Hills could fairly ask that at the first visit, standing at the corner of a planned room. The answer comes in parts: texture can be matched with a sample and a test patch, while color needs a plan for how far the new coat should run.

Can the texture really be matched?

Texture is a hand skill. Stucco finishes vary in how coarse the aggregate is and in how the trowel or float moves across the surface, so a sample of the existing wall is studied first. A patch is then applied to a low-visibility spot and given time to cure, since wet plaster looks darker than dry. You see it beside the old wall in daylight before the crew works on the full wall, and any adjustment happens on the patch, not on the house.

And what about the color?

Color is harder, because an older wall has faded or collected dirt, and fresh paint looks different even from the same can. There are plans for each outcome. A coat across the full new wall and its neighbor makes the shift gradual. A coat over the whole house resets everything at once. A swatch painted on the wall and viewed at different hours of day shows what each plan would look like before anything is committed. The choice is yours.

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