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Exterior Wall Coating

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What is Exterior Wall Coating?

Exterior wall coating involves applying a protective and decorative layer to the exterior surfaces of a building. These coatings can come in different varieties such as cementitous, elastomeric, or chemically bonded. Most masonry is meant to be exterior without a coating, however some materials perform better with a coating such as CMU or stucco. Coatings helps to protect the building from the elements, such as rain, snow, and extreme temperatures, while also enhancing its aesthetic appeal.

Why is Exterior Wall Coating Important?

  • Protection from the elements
  • Enhanced durability
  • Improved energy efficiency
  • Enhanced appearance
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FAQs

Most commercial-grade wall coatings perform well for 10 to 20 years before recoating is needed, depending on the product selected, substrate condition, sun exposure, and weather severity. Material manufacturers provide their own product warranties alongside our 2-year workmanship warranty.

Cost depends on building height, total square footage, substrate condition, access requirements, and the coating system specified. We work with building owners to develop a scope and budget that addresses the most critical areas first, and can phase work over multiple periods to match cash flow. Contact us to schedule a site visit and receive a detailed proposal.

An exterior wall coating is a protective barrier applied to a building's facade to prevent water infiltration, resist weathering, and extend the life of the substrate. Commercial buildings typically need one when the masonry or concrete exterior shows signs of moisture penetration, efflorescence, or surface deterioration that a water repellent alone cannot address.