Custom Home Stucco in Mississauga: Taupe Walls Over Stone
A two-storey custom house photographed mid-build: taupe stucco walls, a raised surround at every window and a moulded band over the porch, all above a grey stone base. We price houses like it after a free site visit, in writing.
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This house from the roofline down
Five levels of the same wall, and what each one had on it when the photo was taken.
- Roof edgeThe fascia under the shingles is still bare lumber. Soffit and eavestrough go on after the walls are done.
- Upper floorTaupe stucco field. Each window has a raised surround and a projecting sill, wider around the three-panel windows.
- Band over the porchA deep moulded band runs across the porch roof and wraps the bay below it, in the same taupe as the walls.
- Ground floorThe bay window repeats the upper surrounds. The wide glass door opens onto a concrete porch held up by plain wood posts.
- BaseGrey-brown cut stone up to the ground-floor sills, with matching stone piers at the porch and under the side entry.
Status in the photo
- Stucco field, both floors
- Window surrounds and sills
- Porch band and bay
- Stone base and piers
- Fascia, soffit, eavestrough
- Cladding on the porch posts
- Grading and landscaping
On this house the walls were finished before the roof edge and the yard.
Four places this wall has to shed water
Detailed walls like these leak at the details, rarely in the flat field.
1Tops of the sillsEvery projecting sill is a small shelf. We cut its top to slope away from the window and put a drip edge underneath, so water falls clear of the wall.
2The porch bandA long horizontal band holds snow all winter. It gets the same sloped top over its whole length, not a flat one.
3Stucco meets stoneThe line above the stone base needs flashing that throws water out over the stone. One crew doing both trades owns that joint.
4Window framesThe finish stops short of each frame, then backer rod and sealant fill the gap. That joint costs $6–$12 per linear foot.
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What a custom builder and two owners wrote
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“I've worked with this Stucco Wall Systems on multiple custom home projects, and they consistently deliver outstanding results. Their workmanship is top-notch, with great attention to detail and a clean, professional finish every time.”
“Absolutely amazing work by Stucco Wall Systems! From the first consultation to the final result, everything was done professionally and with great attention to detail. The team clearly knows what they're doing — the finish looks clean, modern, and high-quality.”
“Very professional! Highly recommend”
What walls like these cost in the GTA
For scale, our calculator counts about 3,524 sq ft of wall on a 4,500 sq ft house: $28,200 to $56,400 at the first rate below.
$8–$16per sq ftStucco or EIFS walls, installed
$18–$28per sq ftEIFS with insulation board behind the finish
$30–$40per sq ftSmooth architectural finish on a screeded base
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(905) 973-6470Was the house finished when the photo was taken?
No. The stucco walls, surrounds, porch band and stone base were on, but the fascia was bare lumber, the porch posts were unclad and the yard was still bare soil.
What are the raised window surrounds made of?
On houses like this they are foam profiles fixed to the wall, covered in base coat and mesh, then finished in the wall colour. We price them by the foot per profile, separately from the wall area.
When can stucco go on a new house in Ontario?
Our base and finish coats go on from April to November. A detached home usually takes one to two weeks of our time, weather permitting.