Best Stucco Contractors in Vaughan, ON
11 stucco contractors found in Vaughan
Fiber Trading
Vaughan, ON
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Xana International Inc.
Vaughan, ON
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Pro Reno
Vaughan, ON
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Beechwood handman and general con
Vaughan, ON
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LEGGERO Concepts & Designs
Vaughan, ON
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Leona Construction Inc
Vaughan, ON
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Eve Industries Inc.
Vaughan, ON
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Trim Decor
Vaughan, ON
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3600 Major Mackenzie Road
Vaughan, ON
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Virgili Group Inc
Vaughan, ON
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4 Bros INC
Vaughan, ON
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How much does stucco cost in Vaughan?
Most homeowners spend $2,000-$3,500 to re-parge the exposed foundation of a typical house (about $6-$8 per square foot). Smaller crack and patch repairs run $400-$1,500, while re-cladding a whole house in stucco is a much bigger job at $18,000-$35,000 (traditional cement stucco about $12-$15/sq ft, premium EIFS $18-$25).
In Vaughan, ON, typical quotes tend to come in above the Canadian average, so the table below nudges these national figures up by roughly 15% at the low end of each range and up to 30% at the top end.
What moves the price: The low end is patching cracks or a small parging repair; the top end is re-cladding a whole house in stucco, with premium EIFS acrylic systems at the very top.
| Project | Typical cost in Vaughan |
|---|---|
| Foundation parging - full home (new coat or re-parge) | $2,500-$4,300 $1,200 to $9,000 per project |
| Parging repair - patch cracks & spalling sections | $975-$1,800 $575 to $3,300 per project |
| Parging - price per square foot | $7.25-$9.75 $4.50 to $16 per sq ft |
| Traditional (cement) stucco installed | $15-$18 $10 to $26 per sq ft |
| EIFS / acrylic (synthetic) stucco installed | $22-$31 $16 to $46 per sq ft |
| Full-house stucco installation (siding) | $22,000-$43,000 $14,000 to $91,000 per project |
| Stucco crack / small patch repair | $500-$975 $225 to $1,600 per project |
| Stucco section replacement / large repair | $2,500-$3,400 $1,700 to $4,600 per project |
What changes the price of stucco in Vaughan
- Stucco type - traditional three-coat cement stucco is cheaper per square foot than EIFS/acrylic synthetic systems, which cost more because they add an exterior insulation layer.
- Prep and tear-off - removing old siding, stripping failed parging, or repairing cracks and moisture damage underneath can add roughly $1-$5 per square foot before the new coat goes on.
- Finish and detailing - smooth or specialty textures, integral colour coats, decorative mouldings, and stone-veneer accents all raise the price versus a plain float finish.
- Access and site conditions - hard-to-reach walls, tight urban lots, tall exposed foundations, and heavy scaffolding needs push labour costs up.
- Region and season - big-city labour rates run higher, and the short Canadian outdoor-cure window (stucco and parging can't be applied in freezing temperatures) can affect scheduling and pricing.
- Wall area and number of storeys - more square footage and taller walls mean more material, scaffolding, and labour hours, which is the single biggest driver on a full-house job.
How stucco prices vary across Canada
Big cities cost more for this trade. Toronto 2026 figures run noticeably above national and rural pricing - traditional stucco at $12-$20/sq ft and EIFS at $22-$35/sq ft (versus a national blend nearer $9-$18 and $14-$30), and full foundation re-parging at $3,500-$7,000 (versus a national $1,500-$5,000) - roughly 20-40% above the national midpoint. Vancouver tracks similar to or slightly above Toronto; Calgary and Ottawa run a moderate premium. Smaller cities and rural areas trend roughly 10-20% below the national midpoint.
These are typical Vaughan-area price ranges based on 2026 Canadian market data, not quotes. Your actual cost depends on the size and details of your project. Post your project on Bidmii to get free quotes from the 11 stucco contractors listed in Vaughan above.
Frequently Asked Questions about Stucco in Vaughan
How much does stucco cost in Vaughan?
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How do I find a licensed stucco contractor in Vaughan?
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How many stucco contractors are in Vaughan?
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How much does it cost to parge a foundation?
For a typical home with 200-400 sq ft of exposed foundation, expect about $1,000-$5,000 for a full re-parge, or roughly $4-$12 per square foot. Small patch and crack repairs usually run $500-$2,000. Big-city foundations and jobs needing old parging stripped off first land toward the higher end.
Is stucco worth it compared to other siding?
Traditional cement stucco is competitive with mid-range siding at roughly $9-$18 per square foot installed, while EIFS/acrylic systems ($14-$30/sq ft) cost more because they add exterior insulation. Over a full house, stucco commonly runs $12,000-$45,000, so it's a bigger upfront cost than vinyl, but it's durable, low-maintenance, and can last decades.
How long does parging or stucco last, and why does it crack?
Good parging typically lasts 15-25 years and stucco can last 50+ years, but both can crack from freeze-thaw movement, settling, or moisture getting behind them. Small hairline cracks are normal and cheap to patch ($200-$800); widespread cracking or soft, bulging spots can signal a moisture problem underneath that costs more to fix properly.