Apartment Stucco & EIFS in Milton

Multifamily repairs, one building at a time

Apartment communities are not common in Milton, which has kept much of its land rural, so the multifamily properties that are here, mostly toward the Highway 9 and Deerfield side, along with newer mixed-use buildings with residences over shops, tend to be well kept and closely watched by their owners. Many of them use stucco or EIFS on at least part of each building, alongside siding, brick or stone.

The problems we see are typical of garden-style and mid-rise multifamily of that era: leaks at windows and sliding doors, breezeway and stair walls cracked where framing moves, balconies that let water into the wall below, and transitions where stucco meets siding without proper flashing. Once a resident reports a leak, it often turns out the same detail is failing on several buildings.

So we survey the community, map moisture readings by building, and write a scope that tackles active leaks first and schedules the rest building by building. Residents get notice through management, walkways and parking stay usable, and finishes are matched so repaired buildings look like the rest of the community.