Stucco siding benefits are aplenty. Learn more about the application of stucco siding as well as pros and cons.

Vinyl siding is the most commonly used type in America, but it's a poor option for fire-prone areas. Instead, consider these fire-resistant siding alternatives.

There are three key factors to consider when selecting the right exterior siding for your home. 1) First, assess your home’s ...

This week, the subject is stucco. One homeowner wants to know how to repair holes made during an insulation project; another wants to know how to hang a bike and a wisteria vine from her stucco ...

Q: My house has the original vertical wood siding, and I'd like to replace it with stucco. I want to educate myself before I get bids from contractors so I understand at least some of the jargon ...

Choosing the perfect siding for your home takes the right balance of durability, longevity, ease of maintenance, affordability and exceptional looks.

Owners of homes that have synthetic stucco, or “EIFS” exterior siding, may be affected by a class action lawsuit settlement involving Dryvit, a major manufacturer of the product. Exteri… ...

It may not stop traffic, but a fresh coat of paint can do wonders to transform a house finished in stucco. On a porous substance like stucco, the paint to use is acrylic, which will allow the surfa… ...

Q: My home has stucco siding, and long diagonal cracks are forming in the siding at the corners of the windows. How can I stop or repair the cracking? — Tyler K., Tallahassee, Fla.

As home siding materials, brick and stucco provide an earthy natural look. In fire-prone areas, brick and stucco may be an excellent choice since they are fire resistant.