What Separates a Good Commercial Stucco Contractor from a Bad One
You can tell pretty quickly whether a commercial stucco contractor actually knows what they are doing. Not from their website. From the questions they ask about the job. A contractor who has done real commercial work -- warehouses in North Jersey, high-rises in Hoboken, brownstones across the Tri-State area -- approaches your project differently than one who mostly does residential and occasionally takes something larger. The building type matters. The access situation matters. Whether other trades are on site at the same time matters a lot. And none of that shows up in a portfolio photo. Start With the Building Type Question Commercial is a wide category. A two-story office building and a 12-story residential tower in Manhattan are both commercial. They have almost nothing else in common. Ask for…
