Areas We Serve › St. Albert
Met Exteriors serves St. Albert with exterior restoration, EIFS, stucco, masonry, stone, cladding and inspection services. We work on established homes, custom residences, commercial properties and multi-family buildings.
Stucco restoration and texture matching
Traditional stucco repairs require identification of the existing base, texture, thickness and finish. On older buildings, successful restoration may also require careful edge preparation and realistic expectations about colour variation. Review our historical stucco restoration project in St. Albert and stucco restoration service.
EIFS, masonry and modern cladding
Our team installs and repairs EIFS, acrylic stucco, brick, concrete block, thin brick veneer, natural and manufactured stone, James Hardie products and metal cladding. For full renovations, we coordinate demolition, wall-condition review, air and moisture barriers, insulation, rainscreen and flashings.
Diagnose exterior problems first
Cracks, staining or soft areas do not always identify where water entered. Windows, deck attachments, roof-wall intersections, penetrations, cap flashings and sealants may direct water behind cladding. An exterior inspection can help define the source and repair area.
Request an estimate in St. Albert
Send photographs and a description of the concern or renovation. For tenders, include drawings, specifications and bid dates.
Contact Met Exteriors for a St. Albert estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Can old stucco be repaired without replacing the entire exterior?
Sometimes. It depends on movement, moisture damage, substrate condition and availability of a compatible finish.
Do you work on heritage-style and older homes?
Yes. We review the existing assembly and appearance so repairs respect the building while improving failed areas.
Nearby communities we serve
Regional coverage includes Villeneuve, Sturgeon County, Namao, Cardiff, Legal, Bon Accord, Gibbons, Riviere Qui Barre, Calahoo, Alcomdale, Carbondale, Fedorah, Lamoureux and Mearns when the project scope supports mobilization.