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Exterior Paint with Weather-Resistant Coatings
Exterior paint is your home's first line of defense against rain, wind, and UV damage. In South Florida, standard paint breaks down fast under constant sun and rain exposure. We use elastomeric and UV-rated coatings that expand and contract with temperature changes. This prevents cracking in stucco, which is how water gets in during storms. A fresh exterior paint job costs $3,000 to $12,000 and lasts 5 to 8 years in Miami's climate. Do it before hurricane season starts in June.
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Stucco Repair Prevents Water Intrusion
Cracked stucco is an open invitation for water during a hurricane. Even small hairline cracks can let water into the wall cavity, leading to mold, wood rot, and structural damage. We patch and resurface stucco before storm season so your home's envelope is sealed tight. Common problem areas are around windows, door frames, and where the roofline meets the wall. Stucco repair costs $500 to $3,000 depending on the extent of the damage. It is cheap insurance against much bigger problems.
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Fascia, Soffit, and Drainage
Damaged fascia and soffit let wind-driven rain into your attic and wall cavities. We replace rotted fascia boards and repair soffit panels so your roofline is sealed. Proper drainage around your foundation matters too. If water pools near your foundation during heavy rain, it can push into your garage or living spaces. We check gutters, downspout extensions, and grading around the foundation. These are small repairs that prevent major damage during storms.