Question 1

How does a local stucco and exterior specialist approach long-term home health in Provo?

Accepted Answer

Narciso's Construction Company Inc brings a homeowner-first mindset to every exterior, blending general contractor breadth with stucco contractor precision. Founded in 2004 by Jose Narciso—who has 30+ years in the industry—the Provo-based team has guided thousands of families from small fixes to new construction. Their approach starts with the building envelope: keep water out, move it away efficiently, and let materials breathe. That means careful attention to stucco repair and home exterior restoration, plus details many homes overlook—window and roof leak repairs, soffit and fascia renewal, gutters and downspouts that actually drain, waterproof decks, chimney caps, and remediation of dry rot. Moisture, drainage, and waterproofing are treated as the backbone of lasting curb appeal and structural integrity, not afterthoughts. Whether matching existing textures on a single wall or coordinating an exterior improvement across the full façade, the crew favors durable assemblies and clean transitions, so the finish looks right and the home stays healthy season after season.

Question 2

What problems do they solve with leaks, drainage, and waterproofing on Utah homes?

Accepted Answer

The team is methodical about finding where water gets in and why it lingers. They trace stains and soft spots back to their source, evaluate window and roof interfaces, and look closely at gutters, downspouts, and the path water takes once it leaves the roofline. Repairs often include sealing or rebuilding compromised stucco, improving trim assemblies at soffit and fascia, correcting slope and membrane details on waterproof decks, resetting or replacing chimney caps, and addressing dry rot where moisture has parked behind cladding. Equally important, they improve drainage so fixes don't simply mask the issue. In practice, that can mean redirecting downspouts, adding splash control, and refining terminations so water sheds cleanly. By pairing leak repair with drainage strategy and robust waterproofing, they reduce the cycle of recurring damage and help the exterior dry out properly—critical for stucco performance and the long-term health of framing, sheathing, and finishes in Utah Valley homes.

Question 3

Can they build outdoor living features like stone fireplaces and retaining walls?

Accepted Answer

Yes—outdoor additions are a core part of their work, and the crew treats them as an extension of the home's envelope. They design and build outdoor fireplace and stone feature walls with the same discipline they use on façades: stable foundations, proper clearances, and water management behind and beneath the stone. For retaining walls and outdoor living spaces, they plan for drainage first—relieving hydrostatic pressure, establishing solid base preparation, and integrating downspout discharge so water moves away from patios and seating areas. Finishes are tailored to match or complement existing stucco and stone, tying the property together visually. Because Utah's freeze-thaw cycles can punish masonry, the team favors detailing that sheds water and protects joints. The result is an outdoor environment that looks crafted on day one and stays that way, with surfaces that resist staining, cracking, and moisture-related movement over time.

Question 4

How is fire and smoke damage reconstruction handled from assessment to finish?

Accepted Answer

After the emergency phase, Narciso's Construction focuses on reconstruction that restores safety, weather protection, and appearance. They begin with a careful assessment of exterior assemblies—stucco, trim, windows, roofing edges, gutters, and chimney caps—to determine what must be removed, rebuilt, or refinished. Because fire response often adds water to the mix, their restoration plan prioritizes dry, sound substrates before any new cladding or coatings go on. They coordinate the sequence so soot-affected and charred materials are addressed, odors are properly sealed within rebuilt assemblies, and new exterior finishes align with the home's existing textures. As a residential general contractor experienced in restoration, exterior improvement, and outdoor additions, they can rebuild affected outdoor living areas alongside the main structure. Clear communication, scoped milestones, and attention to moisture control at every step help homeowners move from damage to a durable, cohesive exterior—without shortcuts that risk future leaks or premature wear.

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