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STUCCO & Plastering
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EIFS SERVICES & REPAIRS
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Top-quality eifs services
Stucco produces the most appealing looks on any building or structure.
B&I Contracting is a professional stucco repair and installation team specialized in delivering high-quality stucco services, and our services are available for homeowners and business owners alike. Whether you are looking for a cosmetic overhaul or seeking a repair, we have a wide range of stucco systems and products to offer, and we will walk with you every step of the process.
WE DO THE BEST JOB POSSIBLE AT THE BEST PRICE WE POSSIBLY CAN
Get in touch with our team today for more details.
E.I.F.S. is an acronym for “Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems”, and is also known as synthetic stucco. It was developed in Europe after World War II to retrofit masonry walls. During the mid-1970, E.I.F.S. became very popular due to the demand for insulation wall systems that conserved energy, heating, and cooling.
Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems aren’t perfect. If done incorrectly or if a drainage system isn’t installed, water will get in-between the frame and the finishing, which will result in mold or worse, but keep in mind that E.I.F.S. isn’t more prone to water penetration than other sidings. Still, rather poor workmanship or bad architectural of the E.I.F.S. material can lead to problems. E.I.F.S. is used all over North America because the majority of homeowner insurance policies cover Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems and EIFS-like systems. As of 2019, E.I.F.S. accounted for 4% of the residential siding market and 12% of the commercial siding market.
Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems aren’t perfect. If done incorrectly or if a drainage system isn’t installed, water will get in-between the frame and the finishing, which will result in mold or worse, but keep in mind that E.I.F.S. isn’t more prone to water penetration than other sidings. Still, rather poor workmanship or bad architectural of the E.I.F.S. material can lead to problems. E.I.F.S. is used all over North America because the majority of homeowner insurance policies cover Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems and EIFS-like systems. As of 2019, E.I.F.S. accounted for 4% of the residential siding market and 12% of the commercial siding market.