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Stucco HQ repairs, installs and replaces stucco on homes across Boca Raton, Florida, both inside the city and in unincorporated west Boca (Palm Beach County). Call (561) 562-4259: a real person answers 24/7, and your local Stucco HQ contractor calls back within the hour during business hours, sees the wall in person and gives you a free written estimate. The work is done by a licensed and insured local stucco contractor and carries a 1-year workmanship warranty.
A Boca Raton address covers far more than the city. Of the roughly 60,000 single-family homes that use it, 22,981 are inside the City of Boca Raton and about 37,000 sit in unincorporated west Boca, in communities like Sandalfoot Cove, Boca Woods and St. Andrews Country Club. Both halves are mostly concrete block homes with stucco finishes, many from the 1960s through the 1980s, and inside the city the median sale now tops $1 million. Your local Stucco HQ contractor for South Florida works with Boca homeowners. A real person answers your call, and your contractor comes out to see the wall before giving you a free written estimate for repair, restoration, new stucco or a full re-stucco.
Repairs and restoration make up most Boca Raton calls, and new stucco installation is in steady demand on remodels and new homes.
Cracks around arched windows, at stucco bands and trim, and where an addition meets the original house are common on Boca homes. Your contractor bonds the repair to the wall and matches the existing finish, smooth or textured.
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New stucco for additions, remodels, garden walls and new homes is applied to the Florida Building Code: two coats over block, or three over lath and a water barrier on framed walls.
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When decades of patches no longer match, the old stucco comes off down to the block or sheathing and the wall is inspected. New stucco then gives the house one consistent finish, and it is a good time to change the texture.
More on stucco replacementMost Boca Raton homes are concrete block, which means a fine stucco crack is usually cosmetic. On the frame homes and frame second stories found around the city, water behind the stucco deserves a quicker look.
Not urgent doesn't mean ignore it. Stucco expands and contracts with Florida heat and humidity, and over time even a fine hairline crack can widen and let moisture in behind the finish, turning a small repair into a bigger one. Having your local Stucco HQ contractor fix it while it is still small keeps the job simple and the cost down.
If what you see is in the first list, it most likely is not an emergency and it can usually wait. If it is in the second, have it looked at before the next stretch of heavy rain.
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Inside the city, 8,114 single-family homes date from the 1960s and 1970s and another 6,375 from the 1980s, so the median home was built in 1982. Stucco of that age has usually been repainted several times and patched at least once. Older patches tend to show as smoother or lighter squares, especially in the low afternoon sun.
Boca also has more wood framing than most of South Florida: 5.8% of the city's single-family homes are frame on the tax roll, plus frame second stories and additions on block houses. Stucco over framing depends on lath, a water barrier and a working weep screed at the base of the wall. A crack there is worth checking before rain gets behind it.
Many Boca homes carry Mediterranean details, from arches and banding to sand-finish and hand-troweled textures. Matching those is the hard part of any repair, and it is what makes a patch disappear instead of standing out.
In a market this careful about how a house looks, homeowners want a contractor who shows up, explains the work and matches the finish. Stucco HQ is set up for that. Each repair, installation and re-stucco in Boca Raton is completed by a licensed, insured local stucco professional, and every quote is provided free of charge.
Get a Free EstimateCalls to (561) 562-4259 are answered by the Stucco HQ office at any hour, and your details go straight to your local contractor.
Your contractor looks at the existing texture in person and matches it, so a repaired arch or wall blends in with the rest of the house.
On frame sections, repairs reach back to the lath and water barrier rather than covering a crack that will open again.
Work comes with a 1-year workmanship warranty, written into your estimate.
NOAA's 1991 to 2020 normals for Pompano Beach Airpark, the closest station with a full record, show about 55.6 inches of rain a year. June is the wettest month, at about 8 inches. July highs average 90.5°F, with about 59 days a year at 90°F or above, tempered by the ocean breeze.
Rain is the bigger concern for Boca stucco. Summer downpours and the June 1 to November 30 hurricane season drive water sideways into cracks, around windows and along stucco bands. Near the Intracoastal, salt air also wears paint and sealant faster.
Inside the city, 984 single-family homes changed hands in qualified sales in 2025. The median price across 2025 and 2026 sales was about $1.05 million, according to the Florida Department of Revenue. At those prices, buyers' inspectors look hard at the stucco, especially on frame sections.
If you are listing, your local Stucco HQ contractor can price the repairs an inspector called out and finish them before closing. New owners can have the same list handled after moving in. Estimates are for stucco work you plan to have done.
Which office issues your permit depends on where the house sits, not the address. Homes inside the city go through the City of Boca Raton. The 37,000 or so Boca Raton-address homes in west Boca are in unincorporated Palm Beach County and go through the county. Your contractor confirms which applies when they quote.
In a historic neighborhood such as Old Floresta, where Addison Mizner's 1920s houses still stand, exterior changes may need historic review. Many west Boca communities are country-club or gated HOAs with color and texture rules, so check with yours before work is scheduled.
Stucco HQ serves the whole Boca Raton area, from the city's waterfront neighborhoods to the golf and country-club communities out west.
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All South Florida service areasThe Stucco HQ office answers 24/7 and notes your address, the finish on the house and what you are seeing.
They call within the hour during business hours to book a free estimate. If you call after hours, expect them the next business morning.
They look at the stucco and the finish in person, then write up the work and the price, including anything that can wait.
The repair is finished to match, the area is cleaned, and you review the result together.
It depends on the size of the area, how high it is, whether the wall is block or frame, and how involved the finish is. Hand-troweled and Mediterranean textures take more time to match than a plain finish. Your contractor prices it after seeing the house.
The Stucco HQ office answers at any hour, takes your address and what you are seeing, and passes it to your local contractor, who calls back to set up the estimate.
Yes. New stucco is applied to the Florida Building Code over block, or over lath and a water barrier on framed walls, and finished to match the rest of the house.
Most west Boca homes are in unincorporated Palm Beach County, so the county issues permits there, while homes inside city limits go through the City of Boca Raton. Your contractor checks which applies.
Most likely block: 94.2% of single-family homes in the city have concrete or block walls on the 2026 tax roll. About 1 in 17 is frame, and frame second stories and additions are common, so it is worth knowing which you have.
Usually, if you plan to have the work done. Share the inspection report, and your contractor will price the items and plan around your closing date.
That is the goal on every Boca repair. Your contractor looks at the texture in person and matches it by hand so the repair blends into the wall.
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