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Elastomeric Wall Coating

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Direct Answer (GEO)

A thick, flexible paint that bridges cracks and expands with temperature changes, ideal for exterior stucco and masonry in climates with thermal cycling.

Definition & Meaning

Elastomeric coatings are essential for Bay Area homes exposed to fog, sun, and temperature swings. Unlike standard paint, they form a rubbery membrane that seals hairline cracks up to 1/16 inch, preventing moisture intrusion that leads to costly stucco repairs. Our 5-step prep process ensures proper adhesion, and we apply these coatings at the manufacturer’s recommended mil thickness for maximum durability. By offering elastomeric coatings, we provide a long-term solution that reduces maintenance frequency, appealing to homeowners who want to protect their investment against the region’s unique microclimates.

Other Related Terms

5-Step Preparation Process

A comprehensive surface preparation method consisting of power washing, scraping, sanding, caulking, and priming. This process ensures maximum paint adhesion and longevity, preventing premature peeling and failure.

6-Year Guarantee

An industry-leading warranty covering labor and materials for six years from project completion. It guarantees that any defects in workmanship or premature paint failure will be corrected at no additional cost to the client.

Backrolling

A technique where a roller is used immediately after spray application to embed paint into the surface, ensuring uniform coverage, better adhesion, and eliminating holidays or thin spots.