Is $1,500 to repair a stucco spot and paint a fair price?
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I recently bought my first house. As part of the closing, a new roof was put on, and somehow this stucco damage occurred. The seller couldn't fix it before closing due to tight timing, so they got a bid for the repair and deducted that amount from the closing costs. I'm not directly paying for this, but I want to understand if the $1,500 bid is a fair price and learn what to expect for future repairs, as I'm not well-versed in building repair. The damage is just in one spot and is pretty out of sight, which made me question if the price was high.
Quote Details
This quote is for repairing a specific spot where stucco is missing. The work includes: - Install new lath - Apply new stucco - Paint the repaired area
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Category
Other
Price
$1,500
Quote Date
July 30, 2025
Location
Florida
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