Show us the damage
Upload clear photos and enter the approximate width and height.
Get the repair materials, finish-matching options, tools, and clear guidance needed for a proper small-area repair.
Photo Match Edition
Choose the damage that looks closest. The repair finder asks the technical questions so homeowners do not have to know the jargon.
Three clear steps. No wandering through a hardware aisle hoping disconnected products work together.
Upload clear photos and enter the approximate width and height.
Use photos, a scanner workflow, or a physical sample for the closest practical match.
Repair layers, matching finish, tools, and instructions arrive together.
Each kit is configured around the repair type and size. Surface preparation, reinforcing mesh, primer, finish, and application tools can be included when the repair requires them.
Repair size and materials are configured during the assessment. These options determine how the finish colour is matched.
Best for practical repairs where a photo-based preliminary match is acceptable.
Use a dedicated colour-reading workflow rather than relying only on a phone camera.
For homeowners who can safely provide a small physical finish sample for evaluation.
Stucco appearance changes with colour, aggregate size, application technique, weathering, and lighting. Matching the colour alone is not enough.
A kit is the wrong product when the wall is soft, bulging, wet, repeatedly cracking, structurally moving, or damaged across a large area. Unsafe access is also a hard stop.
This area is built for verified purchaser photos and reviews. Until genuine orders exist, it stays transparent instead of inventing social proof.
Each review can include the damage type, kit, customer photo, and matching notes.
The important questions should be answered before payment, not buried after checkout.
No honest seller should guarantee an exact or invisible match. Existing stucco may be faded, dirty, weathered, or inconsistent. The goal is the closest practical match using the selected method.
The wall system must be identified first. EIFS and traditional cement stucco use different assemblies and repair steps, so the kit configuration cannot be treated as interchangeable.
Use one wide photo showing the repair location, one straight-on close-up, one side-lit texture photo, and a photo with a ruler or tape measure for scale.
Stop the patch process. Active moisture, softness, swelling, staining, or repeated failure requires inspection before cosmetic repair.
Custom-coloured products will require a clearly disclosed return restriction. Final policy language must be completed before checkout is activated.
Answer a few questions, upload your photos, and get a recommendation based on the damage, size, wall type, texture, and colour requirements.