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Ponte Vedra Beach runs along the Atlantic from Old Ponte Vedra down past TPC Sawgrass, home of THE PLAYERS Championship, with gated golf and waterfront communities between the ocean and the Intracoastal. The 2026 tax roll counts 5,658 single-family homes here, most built in the 1980s and 1990s, and about 83% are listed as wood frame. Many are large custom homes with detailed stucco work. Your licensed local Stucco HQ contractor for Northeast Florida serves Ponte Vedra Beach homeowners. A person answers your call, and your contractor visits before writing a free estimate.
Most Ponte Vedra Beach calls are repairs on custom homes from the 1980s and 1990s, where matching the finish matters as much as the fix. New stucco and full re-stucco cover renovations and additions.
Cracks at window and door corners, joints opening where stucco meets stone, trim or columns, rust stains from corroded beads near the ocean and old patches that never matched are typical here. Each is cut back to sound stucco, tied into the lath and finished to match the house.
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Additions, courtyard and garden walls, summer kitchens and new homes get stucco to the Florida Building Code, with lath and a two-layer water barrier behind three coats on framed walls.
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When a renovation calls for it, or decades of patching have left a wall uneven, the old stucco comes off down to the sheathing or block, your contractor checks the wall, and new stucco goes on with one consistent finish.
More on stucco replacementFine cracks on a thirty-year-old home are common and many can wait. The ones to have looked at are growing, letting water in, bleeding rust, or sitting next to a stain inside.
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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We absolutely recommend Stucco HQ for stucco repair and painting. Throughout the stucco repair project, they kept in regular text, picture, and video contact with us. … When the work completed, their cleanup was amazing, and the stucco repair was excellent and the paint match was almost identical.
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Most Ponte Vedra Beach homes went up between 1980 and 2000: 1,571 in the 1980s and 2,239 in the 1990s, in communities like Sawgrass, the Players Club, Marsh Landing and The Plantation. Walls that age have usually been repainted more than once, and the original caulk around windows, doors and trim has dried out.
Custom homes have more joints than most: arches, columns, stone accents, trim bands and multi-level rooflines. Each place where stucco meets another material can open over time, and those joints are where rain gets in first.
Near the ocean, salt adds its own wear. Metal lath, corner beads and the weep screed at the base of a wall can corrode, and paint chalks faster on walls facing the water. With about 83% of homes listed as wood frame, keeping water out of the lath and water barrier is what protects the house.
On a custom home, the finish is part of the design, and a repair that shows is not a repair at all. Your local Stucco HQ contractor works to that standard on Ponte Vedra Beach homes. Each repair, installation and replacement is done by a professional local stucco contractor who is licensed and insured, and estimates are always free.
Get a Free EstimateCalls to (904) 606-0863 reach a real person at the Stucco HQ office, at any hour.
Your contractor matches texture and color so the repair disappears into the wall.
Scope and price in writing make it easier when your community's architectural review needs to see the plan.
Your local Stucco HQ contractor visits the house before quoting.
The Jacksonville Beach NOAA station, about three miles north, averages roughly 52.4 inches of rain a year in its 1991 to 2020 normals, with August the wettest month. The ocean keeps summer highs near 89°F and limits 90-degree days to about 36 a year, and freezing nights are rare.
The coast trades heat for wind and salt. Onshore storms push rain sideways into cracks and around windows, the June 1 to November 30 hurricane season brings the strongest of them, and salt shortens the life of paint and exposed metal. Fresh paint and tight joints are the best protection.
Ponte Vedra Beach recorded 281 qualified single-family sales in 2025, with a median price of about $1.44 million across 2025 and 2026 sales, according to the Florida Department of Revenue. At that level, buyers and their inspectors look closely at the stucco.
Your local Stucco HQ contractor can price the stucco items from the inspection report and complete them before closing, or after you move in. Estimates are for stucco work you plan to have done.
There is no City of Ponte Vedra Beach: the area is governed by St. Johns County, whose Building Services Division handles permits. When quoting, your contractor checks whether the work calls for one.
Much of the area is under active homeowners association or architectural review board oversight, including Sawgrass, Marsh Landing and The Plantation. A repair matched to the existing finish usually needs no new approval, but a change of color or material should go through review first.
Stucco HQ serves homes across Ponte Vedra Beach, ZIP code 32082, from the oceanfront to the Intracoastal.
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All Northeast Florida service areasPhone (904) 606-0863 or submit the form. The office notes the address, the community and what the wall looks like.
Your contractor returns the call within the hour on business days, or the next business morning, to book a free estimate.
Your contractor checks the stucco, the joints and the trim, then writes up the scope and price.
The repair is finished to match, the area is cleaned up, and you walk the wall together.
The size and height of the area, damage behind the finish, and how much texture and color matching a custom finish needs all affect the price. Your contractor quotes after a visit.
In most cases, yes. Your contractor reproduces the texture and color on your wall so the repair blends in.
A repair matched to the existing finish usually does not. A new color or material should go through review, and your written estimate helps with that.
Yes. The Stucco HQ office picks up (904) 606-0863 around the clock and hands your details to your contractor.
No. It is unincorporated St. Johns County, so permits come from the county.
Yes, along with Old Ponte Vedra, The Plantation, the Players Club and Odom's Mill.
Yes, for work you plan to have done. Your contractor can quote from the inspection report and fit around your closing date.
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