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Roswell, GA • North Fulton

Stucco & EIFS Repair in Roswell, GA

Roswell has a protected historic core, wide bands of 1980s and 1990s neighborhoods and a busy restaurant district in older buildings. We repair stucco and EIFS on each of them without guessing at the cause.

  • Historic district work
  • EIFS leak repair
  • Texture matching
  • Restaurant & retail
Darrin Straub

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Stucco in Roswell

From the mill village to the cul-de-sacs

Roswell’s historic district around the square, Bulloch Hall and the old mill holds some of the oldest buildings in north Fulton. Where stucco appears there, it is often a cement finish over brick or an addition that has to sit quietly beside original materials. Repairs need a mix and texture that suit the building, and in many cases a review before work begins.

Beyond the historic core, a large share of Roswell’s houses went up in the 1980s and 1990s, when synthetic stucco was a popular upgrade on two-story traditional homes. We see the same failures again and again: rotted sheathing under window sills, wet foam at the bottom of walls buried in mulch and cracked finish at the corners of garage doors.

Canton Street and the corridors along Holcomb Bridge Road and Alpharetta Highway bring a different set of problems: restaurant kitchens venting through stucco, signage holes, delivery damage and parapets on older commercial buildings. Read about Dryvit repair, stucco over brick or leak detection.

Large traditional home with a stucco exterior and mature trees
Roswell building stock

Old brick, newer foam, busy storefronts

Three very different kinds of wall share one city, and each needs its own approach.

Historic core

Cement finishes over masonry and additions inside the historic district call for compatible materials and a repair that is hard to spot.

Match it, do not modernize

Late-century subdivisions

Two-story homes from the EIFS boom often hide wet sheathing at window sills and at the base of walls behind shrubs.

Probe sills and wall bases

Canton Street businesses

Restaurants and shops in older buildings wear through exhaust penetrations, sign anchors and back-of-house door frames.

Seal every penetration
  • Historic Roswell
  • Canton Street
  • Roswell Mill
  • Martin's Landing
  • Horseshoe Bend
  • Willeo
  • Holcomb Bridge Road
  • East Roswell
  • Mountain Park
  • Crabapple
  • Alpharetta
  • Sandy Springs

Also serving Sandy Springs, Smyrna, Peachtree City, Newnan, Stone Mountain, Marietta and more Georgia cities.

Reviews

What our customers say

Georgia homeowners and commercial clients on working with ASR.

“For over 10 years we have relied on ASR for all our stucco repair needs, but as well, for a number of other water intrusion related solutions. Their leadership are responsive and have trained their technicians well.”
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Wilburn House10+ year repeat customer
“A quality honest contractor is hard to come by – I’d use ASR for anything I could.”
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Joe WatsonGoogle review
“Outstanding results and very professional in every aspect during the construction and painting work done. Excellent follow-up by the President to ensure satisfaction during and after the job was completed.”
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Questions & answers

Roswell owners often ask

Answers for homeowners, business owners and managers in Roswell.

Does exterior work in the Roswell historic district need approval?
Usually. Roswell’s Historic Preservation Commission reviews exterior changes inside the district through a Certificate of Appropriateness, and some minor items can be approved by staff. Talk to the City of Roswell Community Development department before any stucco or color work.
Where do I get a building permit in Roswell?
Through the City of Roswell. Small patches typically need none, but larger cladding replacement can; check with the city building department with a description of the scope.
I am buying a 1990s house in Roswell with synthetic stucco. What should I do?
Get a moisture inspection before closing. Readings at windows, doors, deck ledgers and roof intersections show whether the wall is dry or whether repairs belong in the negotiation.
Can you repair stucco around a restaurant exhaust or new sign?
Yes. We cut back to sound material, flash and seal the penetration, rebuild the wall layers and match the finish so the patch does not stand out.
Why are the bottoms of my walls soft?
Foam-backed walls that run into soil or mulch soak up water and invite insects. We cut the system back above grade, repair the sheathing and coordinate with your pest control company.

Book a Roswell wall inspection

Send a short note or call (888) 592-1304, Monday to Friday. We will look at the wall and put the scope in writing.

Get started

Request a consultation & estimate

Homeowners and commercial clients alike: tell us about the property and what you are seeing.

Darrin Straub

Send us your project details

Residential or commercial. We’ll get back to you to set up an evaluation.

We never share your information. Prefer to talk? Call (888) 592-1304.