High-quality stucco and masonry services for all residential and commercial projects
Rangel Stucco & Masonry provides home and business owners in the DFW metroplex with friendly service and over 30 years of experience in stucco, plaster, brick, stone, CMU, and veneer stone installation and repairs.
We design, build, and consult with clients to provide the best quality and services.
Services
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Brick & Stone
Brick and stone veneer add texture, structure, and lasting value when the work is laid out, flashed, and finished the right way.
We install brick and stone for new homes, remodels, and repairs with careful matching, clean lines, and solid workmanship built for Texas weather.
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Stucco
Stucco provides homeowners with a finish that works on both traditional and modern homes and provides reliable insulation for energy efficiency.
Our team provides new stucco installation, patching, and repairs with careful preparation and color matching.
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CMU
CMU block is a strong, dependable choice for residential walls that need stability and a straight layout from the start.
We build reinforced CMU walls for long-term value and durability.
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Plaster
Plaster restores damaged, uneven, or unfinished walls back to a clean, solid finish.
We handle new plaster, resurfacing, and repairs with careful prep, smooth application, and close texture matching so patched areas blend in, surfaces last longer, and the final result looks finished instead of fixed.
Take a look at our recent work.
Work with DFW’s #1 stucco and masonry contractor for new homes, remodels, and repairs.
Our staff and management team combine for over 25 years of experience across stucco, plaster, brick, stone, EIFS, and CMU block projects.
Construction and repairs for residential and commercial clients
Clear communication, from the first call to the final walkthrough
Fully insured and bonded
We stay focused on workmanship, scheduling, and a finished result that looks right on your property.
Testimonial
“I hired Rangel to repair the stucco on our home, and they made the whole process easy. Clear estimate, right on schedule. The repairs matched the texture better than we expected. You can’t tell there was a repair. Worked with other contractors in the past–looked patchy. This work looks finished. That was the difference for us.”
Private Client,
Homeowner
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question about Rangel Stucco & Masonry? Get answers here.
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It depends on the size of the damaged area, what caused the damage, and how much texture and color matching the repair needs.
Small patches cost less than repairs that involve moisture damage behind the wall.
The honest answer is that we need to look at it first, so we provide free estimates. Send us photos or schedule a visit, and we’ll give you a clear number before any work starts.
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Hairline cracks are common and usually cosmetic.
Cracks wider than about an eighth of an inch, cracks that keep growing, or cracks with staining around them can mean water is getting behind the stucco, and that’s worth fixing before it spreads. If you’re not sure, have us take a look. Catching a small repair early is a lot cheaper than repairing the wall behind it.
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Traditional cement stucco commonly lasts 50 to 80 years when it’s installed correctly and maintained. Installation quality matters more than anything else.
Proper preparation, drainage detailing, and good curing keep moisture out, which determines whether stucco lasts for decades or fails early. Sealing cracks as they show up and keeping paint or sealer in good shape extends the life even further.
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Yes. Cement stucco is made from cement, lime, sand, and water, and none of those materials burn. A properly built three-coat stucco wall assembly is commonly rated for about one hour of fire resistance, which is one reason stucco is a popular exterior finish in Texas.
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Most brick homes built today are brick veneer, which is a single layer of brick attached to the framed structure behind it.
Full brick, sometimes called structural brick, uses the brick itself to carry the load, and it’s mostly found on older buildings. Veneer gives you the look and durability of brick at a lower cost, and it’s easier to repair. We install and repair both.
Ready to start your next project?
Contact our team to get a free estimate and get your project started as soon as possible.


