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Los Lunas has been growing for years as more people settle south of Albuquerque. Drive through the village and you will see historic buildings near Main Street, like the Luna Mansion, older homes on larger lots near the river, and rows of newer stucco homes built along the I-25 corridor.
Stucco repair for Los Lunas homes
Newer Los Lunas homes are reaching the age when the first color coat fades and hairline cracks appear around windows, garage doors and where walls meet. Older homes closer to the river often deal with moisture near the base of the walls and parapets that have been patched many times.
Stucco repair in Los Lunas covers both: crack repair and patching, color coats and full re-stucco, synthetic stucco repair on newer builds, and parapet repair on flat-roof homes.
What wears out stucco in Valencia County
The valley gets the same strong sun and summer monsoon storms as Albuquerque, plus open fields that let the wind build up. West walls fade fastest. Farm irrigation and sprinklers can keep the base of walls damp, and soil movement shows up as cracks at corners. Catching those early keeps a patch from turning into a bigger repair.
What to expect
Most Los Lunas repairs start with photos by text so we can see what you are dealing with. We visit, check each wall and any parapets, and give you a free written estimate with each repair and its price. Crack repairs and patches usually take a day or two plus curing time before the color coat. We match the texture and color so repairs blend in, and we clean up when we are done.
Services in Los Lunas
We offer stucco crack repair, re-stucco and resurfacing, EIFS and Dryvit repair, stucco inspection and water damage repair, parapet and chimney repair, and stucco painting and elastomeric coating throughout Los Lunas and nearby Bosque Farms.
When you replace landscaping, angle sprinkler heads away from the walls. Daily spray on stucco is one of the most common causes of damage near the ground.
Local tip
Los Lunas is part of our service area along with Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales and Belen.









