How Quality Stucco Replacement Increases Your Home’s Market Value in the Main Line

If you notice stucco issues at your home, we recommend that you call as soon as possible so your home does not deteriorate further. Homes in the Main Line are high-end properties, so maintaining your home will only continue to grow in value. Many mainline homes are Dutch colonial, English Tudor, Georgian, and other combined architectural styles. With those being desirable home styles, we at Kenny Construction are experienced in maintaining the existing style! Stucco replacement increases home value because if you want to sell your home, failed stucco gets rid of countless potential buyers. Suppose you get ahead of the existing issues before listing your home. In that case, you can list your home for a significantly higher amount, and you will not scare away a potential sale with the scary renovation cost.
The Role of Stucco in Main Line Architecture and Curb Appeal
Some homeowners in the Mainline have experienced problematic stucco; in our experience, the issue was more related to an improper installation than the material itself.
Houses on the Main Line have a unique Georgian-style look. When you install new stucco, you can match the existing texture on the latest stuff to retain the original look.
Stucco is a low-maintenance, extremely durable product! You may only need to power wash the exterior every few years, so your stucco will continue to look new, and your home will look like the nicest house around!
Why Quality Stucco Replacement Matters
The humid and occasionally wet climate in Southeastern Pennsylvania creates a perfect environment for water infiltration and mold growth. Homes and buildings in this region are particularly vulnerable to moisture, especially during the rainy seasons.
Water infiltration can occur through foundation cracks, leaky roofs, or poorly sealed windows and doors. Moisture can lead to various issues, including structural damage and deterioration of materials. Additionally, the presence of moisture can foster the growth of mold, which not only damages surfaces but can also pose health risks to occupants.
The issue is not typically the age of the stucco; the issue is the installation. Some old homes that have stucco issues are no one’s fault. Many years ago, many contractors did not know all the flashing details required for the stucco to avoid any problems. Many water diverter systems are in place to ensure the water will not get behind the stucco.
We highly recommend an entire inspection when purchasing a home in the mainline. The home may look perfect during your walkthrough but have many issues you don’t see on the surface. The last thing you want is to purchase the house and realize it will need many renovations you did not expect.
