If your home has a stucco exterior that has been damaged, simple repairs may not be enough to address the root cause of the issue. Your house may require stucco remediation, a more complex process that involves removing outer layers to address a serious issue, such as moisture damage deep in the walls.

After having your home’s stucco remediated, you may decide to cover the exterior with a different material. Vinyl and fiber cement are two excellent siding options after stucco remediation.

Vinyl Siding

New vinyl siding can improve your home’s curb appeal and protect it from rain, snow, hail, and wind that might damage other forms of siding. It can also make your home more energy efficient, which can lead to lower monthly utility costs. In addition, vinyl siding is easy to maintain. If you decide to put your house on the market in the future, the appearance, minimal maintenance, and energy efficiency of vinyl siding will appeal to prospective buyers.

Fiber Cement Siding

Fiber cement siding is made of a mixture of wood pulp and Portland cement. It’s a popular choice because it’s attractive, affordable, durable, and easy to maintain. If you decide to install fiber cement siding after stucco remediation, you won’t have to worry about damage from termites, rot, fire, wind, or extreme temperatures.

Learn More about Siding Options after Stucco Remediation

If your house’s stucco exterior is damaged, you need to know how serious the problem is before you can decide what to do about it. A member of the team at LaBrusciano Roofing & Exteriors can inspect your home to find out if the damage is limited to the area near the surface or if it runs deeper. If the issue is serious, stucco remediation may be the best solution.

You’ll have to decide how to cover your home’s exterior after the remediation process has been completed. Both vinyl and fiber cement siding are good options that can improve your home’s appearance and prevent further damage.

Call LaBrusciano Roofing & Exteriors at (610) 624-8850 to schedule an appointment to have your home’s stucco inspected. We’ll figure out how severe the problem is, explain your options, and provide an estimate for services.