Washington Elite Stucco is a stucco contractor with 15 years of experience serving Dammeron Valley and other Washington County properties. We handle stucco repair, removal and replacement, stucco installation, resurfacing and recoating, along with commercial work, new construction, interior plaster, and decorative detail.
Our stucco company is licensed and insured. In Dammeron Valley, the homes we visit sit on large rural lots on both sides of State Route 18, in an unincorporated valley north of St. George with ZIP code 84783.
On the valley floor, your address may be reached from gravel roads and a long private drive. Up in Pinion Hills, the paved approach can climb grade before the crew reaches the wall, so the route to the house is part of understanding the job.
At 4,626 feet, we work to a different coating calendar than crews use on the lower valley floor, especially when cement plaster or an acrylic finish needs steady conditions before the next step. A coat that skins too quickly or waits too long between steps can leave color and texture uneven on the exterior wall. The wall is still built for the building in front of us; the difference is when a coat can go on cleanly and when the next coat can follow.
For a free estimate, call (435) 319-6039 or send the job through the quote form.
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Why Us
The company is a licensed stucco contractor with general liability insurance, workers compensation coverage for crews working on the property, 15 years in the trade, and more than 1,000 completed projects. With that coverage and work history in place, you know which company and crew are behind the wall before plaster opens.
A free estimate gives our local stucco company time to settle access, water supply, wall type, and weather before work begins. We then give you a written scope that names the wall system, the coats, the finish, and the color, so you know what we are pricing, what we are applying, and where the job starts.
The written scope covers the property details that change from one Dammeron Valley address to the next:
We also work as a stucco contractor in Veyo north up State Route 18.
Use the quote form to book your free estimate.
Our Services
Our stucco services cover one damaged area, a finish that needs a new coat, a full tear-off, or a wall that has never had plaster on it before. A stucco contractor should be able to tell you whether the wall needs a small patch, a new surface, or a full replacement before the price is set.
Commercial stucco work keeps an entrance usable while we repair or recoat the building. We phase the plastering around the doorway and business access, while the wall itself can still use cement plaster and control joints, the planned breaks that help a large surface move without opening random cracks.
On new construction we start once the builder has reached dry-in, the point where the house is closed to the weather. On a framed wall, we fasten metal lath, the mesh that holds plaster, then apply the scratch coat that keys into the mesh, the brown coat that flattens the wall, and the finish coat you see from the outside.
With stucco remediation we find and correct the cause of the water damage before we patch the face of the wall. We use tools such as a moisture meter and probe testing where needed, because the water-resistive barrier, the hidden sheet behind the stucco that sheds water, has to work before a surface patch means anything.
Stucco removal and replacement strips the damaged plaster assembly from the wall. During a tear-off, we remove the old plaster and lath, replace the building paper or water-resistive barrier behind the plaster, install new metal lath, and coat the wall fresh before the haul-off truck leaves with the debris.
Stucco installation puts plaster on a framed wall that has never had it before. We install the water-resistive barrier and self-furring lath, a raised mesh that leaves room behind it for plaster to key in, then use a three-coat system or an engineered one-coat system, a tested base-and-finish method, where the wall suits it.
Residential stucco work starts with the house exterior and the wall area you want repaired, coated, or replaced. We walk the property so you can see whether one damaged spot is isolated, then the quote covers the work you ask us to price.
With stucco remodeling and additions we join new plaster to a wall that is already standing. Where acre lots leave room to build outward, the join between new work and existing lath has to be placed deliberately, and we match the new texture to the finish already on the house.
Stucco resurfacing and recoating refresh a sound wall whose outer surface has aged, faded, or worn unevenly. Some finishes in Dammeron Valley are older than others, and when the plaster underneath is sound, we apply a new finish coat so the color returns evenly across the full elevation.
Stucco for block walls coats concrete masonry unit walls, the standard hollow block used for freestanding and retaining walls. Block takes no lath, so we clean the surface, control suction so the dry block does not draw the mixing water out of the fresh coat before it sets, and use a bonding agent before plastering both faces and the cap.
Stucco painting and coatings recolor a wall when the plaster remains sound. We can use an acrylic finish, a flexible colored surface, or a fog coat, a thin cement-based color wash, and the coating must remain vapor permeable so trapped moisture can still dry outward through the finish.
Decorative stucco adds shaped plaster details to the exterior rather than changing the whole wall. We shape banding, trim, window surrounds, and arches, then choose a texture, including knockdown texture, a flattened raised pattern, when that finish suits the house.
Interior plastering repairs or renews walls and ceilings inside the house. We apply veneer plaster, a thin hard plaster surface, or a skim coat, a very thin smoothing layer, where the surface needs repair while outside conditions are against exterior coats.
Stucco repair fixes a limited crack, chip, or broken area without replacing the whole wall. We remove loose material, patch the damaged area, and match the surrounding texture, including sand finish where the wall already uses that fine-grain surface, so the wall sheds water again and you cannot pick the patch out from the surface around it.
State Route 18 runs through the middle of Dammeron Valley, with houses on both sides. A local stucco contractor reaches each address through the surface and grade that belong to that part of the valley, so the route to the wall changes from one property to the next.
The county road department maintains the valley's roads, but those roads do not all meet a house the same way. The valley floor uses gravel road surfaces, so a loaded vehicle may move more slowly before it reaches the private drive, and the material is set down closer to the wall. Pinion Hills is a hillside development on the south side with paved roads and grade on the approach, so the crew has to find level footing for staging before anything is unloaded. For a tear-off, the container or haul truck has to reach the house without blocking the owner from using the drive.
The Meadows and the Ranches have five-acre lots, while most of the valley is platted in one-acre lots. A house can sit well back from the road on either size, and the open property often lets you see every elevation, meaning each outside face of the house, during the same walkaround. On five acres, material and mixing may sit a long way from the road. On a one-acre lot, the crew may work closer to the property line, so we decide where equipment stands for each lot. That walkaround helps you compare the cracked side, the sun-beaten side, and the sheltered side before deciding which wall work belongs in the quote.
Local Context
Dammeron Valley sits north of St. George on State Route 18, with houses spread on both sides of the highway. Red Cliffs Wilderness bounds the southern end, and Pinion Hills climbs the south side nearly to that boundary.
The valley covers about three square miles, so you are in a small rural place organized along one highway. Dammeron Valley Ranches is the oldest named plat, and later neighborhoods fill in the valley floor and hillside without changing the highway-centered layout.
About 871 people lived here in 2020, after about 803 in 2010. Washington Elite Stucco works in that smaller community setting as a stucco company, with Veyo a few miles north and Diamond Valley a few miles south on the same State Route 18 corridor. Those nearby names help place your property without turning the valley into a St. George neighborhood.
Dammeron Valley includes Dammeron Valley Ranches, Dammeron Valley Meadows, Dammeron Valley Homesteads, Pinion Hills, and Dammeron Valley Farms. We work across those named plats, and the wall work changes with the age of the houses, the spacing of the lots, and the hillside or valley-floor setting around your address.
Dammeron Valley Ranches goes back to 1976, so the oldest houses in the valley may be here and are the most likely to have been coated more than once. Recoating starts with a sound wall, then adds a new finish coat or color coat over the surface you already have. If an earlier recoat changed the surface color, the new color has to match that existing finish instead of the first coat underneath.
Dammeron Valley Meadows has five-acre lots, with houses set well apart. Stucco repair here means finding the damaged area, removing loose material, patching the opening, and matching the texture into the surrounding wall. Because the visit is made for one house, we check all four sides while the crew is there instead of leaving a second crack, loose corner, or worn edge for another trip.
By 2017, the houses on Dammeron Valley Homesteads were already standing, so the walls on the street have weathered for about the same length of time. Painting and recoloring work here starts with a sound wall, then changes the color with an acrylic finish, fog coat, or vapor permeable coating. That makes a color change here more often a decision about a whole elevation than about one patch.
Pinion Hills dates to 1990 and climbs the south-side hillside near Red Cliffs Wilderness. Block-wall work here can include retaining walls and site walls as well as the house exterior. A retaining wall holds soil back, which is different from a wall that only divides one property from the next. We prepare the concrete masonry unit surface, use the right bonding agent, and coat the wall so the plaster holds to the block.
Dammeron Valley Farms is also named as Farms 2A. Additions and remodels here may put new stucco on the side of the house where the added room belongs. We tie that new surface back into the standing exterior by matching the texture, checking the old edge, and stopping the new plaster at a planned line, so the addition belongs with the rest of your house.
Dammeron Valley is fully subdivided, with no new plats being added. Within about three square miles, the valley has its own ZIP code and mostly house-scale stucco services for properties that already have addresses in the valley map. We use the address to place the job before we decide how the crew reaches the wall.
Dammeron Valley is unincorporated, but ZIP code 84783 still gives the community its own postal identity. The Dammeron Valley Water Company supplies the valley, and there is no municipal government of its own. There is no city street grid here, so a stucco contractor locates your address by road name and by the plat it sits in. The crew works from those details before coming out, because they point the visit to the right side of the highway, the right local name, and the driveway that reaches your wall from the road.
One commercial parcel sits near the center of the valley on the east side of the highway, and almost every other address is residential. For house-scale work, we quote per property rather than by a commercial contract, and one crew covers the stucco job instead of several trades arriving in sequence. We look at the walls, drives, and site walls that belong to that property, so the price follows the wall areas you ask us to handle. For the commercial parcel, we plan the visit around business access and phase the plastering so the entrance can stay usable.
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Yes. We look at the drive before the job is set up, because the mixer and material delivery need a route that works for your property. If a loaded truck cannot reach the wall, crew members move the cement plaster the last stretch in smaller loads from the staging area.
Yes, when the stucco work includes the hillside walls around the house. The price can include site walls and retaining walls along with the exterior elevations, so the block-wall items and the house walls are accounted for together in one visit.
We do. The commercial building needs its own schedule because the entrance has to remain usable while plaster is repaired or recoated. We plan the work around that access instead of treating the job like a house visit with no public doorway.
Yes. We cover the valley floor, Pinion Hills, and the neighboring communities up and down State Route 18, including Veyo and Diamond Valley. The address tells us which road surface, grade, and lot setting we need to account for before the job is placed on the schedule.
Yes. We can price a boundary wall as its own item when the house exterior is not part of the same job. The block surface, wall cap, and bonding agent are checked for that wall, then the coating work is planned around its own faces and top.
Washington County reviews and inspects work here through the county building department. The answer is the same wherever your property sits in the valley, and the review is the county's call rather than ours. Raise the building permit question during the estimate visit, and we can account for that review before the stucco work is scheduled.
A free estimate is the first step when you need a stucco contractor to look at a wall, a full exterior, a block wall, or an addition in Dammeron Valley. Call (435) 319-6039 or use the quote form to have Washington Elite Stucco look at the wall and price the work from the property in front of us.
