Soffit & Eavestrough
Aluminum soffit, fascia and seamless troughs.
Learn more about Soffit & Eavestrough in Markham →Expert stucco and EIFS solutions for Markham homes and businesses. We create modern, durable exteriors designed to complement new construction and growing communities.

From heritage Unionville to planned communities in Cornell and Berczy, Markham homes call for finishes that suit both traditional and contemporary streetscapes.
We take stucco calls right across York Region — Unionville, Cornell, Markham Village, Milliken Mills, Berczy Village, Cathedraltown and Wismer and everywhere between.
Few GTA cities mix housing eras like Markham: character homes around Unionville’s Main Street, 90s subdivisions in Berczy and Wismer, and dense new builds in Cornell where stucco shares walls with brick, board-and-batten and stone. Working here means matching not just colour but architectural intent — a smooth modern panel that suits Cornell would look wrong beside a heritage porch in Unionville.
Technically, our Markham jobs concentrate on three things: crack repair on 20–30 year old systems, junction detailing where stucco meets other claddings (the failure point on most mixed-material homes), and full EIFS upgrades that add insulation while modernizing the look.
In Markham, localized stucco repair typically runs $500–$3,000 per area, acrylic refinishing $12–$18 per square foot, and full insulated EIFS $18–$28 per square foot in 2026. A complete exterior on a typical Berczy-area two-storey usually lands between $30,000 and $50,000, with mixed-material homes priced by the stucco portion.
| System | Typical range (per sq ft) | Lifespan | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acrylic stucco (over existing substrate) | $12 – $18 | 25–40 years | Refinishing faded but solid walls |
| Full EIFS (insulated system) | $18 – $28 | 30–50 years | Insulation-and-look upgrades |
| Localized stucco repair | $500 – $3,000 per area | Matches existing wall | Cracks and cladding junctions |
| Stone veneer accents | $35 – $60 | 50+ years | Feature walls beside brick or stone |
Ranges reflect typical GTA projects. Final pricing depends on wall condition, height and access, detailing, and total area — we confirm exact numbers after a site visit.
Because different claddings move differently. Brick, wood and stucco expand and contract at different rates, and the joint between them must be a flexible sealant joint — not rigid stucco butted to brick. When builders skip that detail, the junction cracks within a few winters and water follows. Rebuilding those joints correctly is routine work for us.
| Junction | The risk | Our detail |
|---|---|---|
| Stucco to brick | Rigid joint cracks with differential movement | Backer rod + flexible sealant joint, tooled clean |
| Stucco to siding/board | Water tracks behind at the vertical seam | Metal transition trim with drainage path |
| Stucco to stone sill | Water sits on sill, wicks into stucco | Drip edge and sealant, stucco held off the sill |
| Stucco at roofline | Ice damming pushes water behind finish | Kick-out flashing integrated with the system edge |
Markham crews run the same systems shown in these nearby portfolio projects.
Browse the full project portfolio or the photo gallery to see more finished exteriors, and check why homeowners choose us before you get quotes.
One Oakville-based team for every exterior in Markham — from full stucco and EIFS to repairs, stone and rooflines.
Aluminum soffit, fascia and seamless troughs.
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Full stucco and insulated EIFS systems for homes.
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Facades for storefronts, plazas and low-rise buildings.
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Cracks, impact holes and water damage, colour-matched.
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Plan-stage packages for builders and custom homes.
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Natural and veneer stone accents, properly flashed.
Learn more about Stone Installation in Markham →The job is not the same across the city. What your walls need depends on when the house was built and where it sits.
Heritage core plus large modern homes around it
Two very different jobs on the same street: heritage-sensitive repair in the old village, full custom stucco on the newer estate lots.
Estate homes, stucco with extensive stone
High-detail work — the stucco-to-stone transitions are where water gets in if the flashing was rushed.
2000s new urbanist subdivisions
Tight lots, front-facing detail, and a lot of builder EIFS now old enough to want refinishing.
Late-70s to 90s detached homes
The repair belt: original parged block and first-generation acrylic finishes at end of life.
Mature homes, mixed brick and stucco
Partial stucco over brick, gable ends and roofline work usually done together.
Inland winters, deep frost. Markham is far enough from the lake that winters are cold and comparatively stable — fewer freeze-thaw cycles than the lakeshore, but deeper frost. That shifts the risk from wind-driven rain toward ground movement and thermal expansion, which is why joint placement matters more here than sealant renewal frequency.
Heritage rules are real in Unionville. Main Street Unionville and the surrounding conservation district have design controls that cover exterior finishes. Refinishing an existing wall is usually fine; changing the character of a street-facing elevation is not automatic. We tell you before quoting if we think your property falls under it.
Stone transitions are the weak point. Markham estate homes use a lot of stone at grade with stucco above. That horizontal transition needs proper flashing and a drainage path, and it is the single most common place we find water getting into an otherwise healthy wall in this city.
Not sure which of these applies to your house? Text a photo to (905) 973-6470 — and see what the work costs on our cost calculator.

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