We at Texora Painting & Drywall do interior and exterior painting in Citadel Heights, Port Coquitlam. The neighbourhood is part of the area our painters in Port Coquitlam cover, with stucco and wood-sided homes from the 1990s and 2000s. We're rated 5.0 on Google from 50 reviews, and your written estimate names a 1, 2 or 3-year workmanship warranty.
Cost: priced from a walkthrough of your Citadel Heights home, with the scope and the paint listed in your written estimate.
Time of year: interior painting goes ahead year-round; exterior work is booked for dry weather, and the written estimate gives the dates.
Stucco: cleaned and crack-caulked before elastomeric paint goes on.
Texora Painting & Drywall is a painting contractor serving Citadel Heights, Port Coquitlam, in the Tri-Cities, Metro Vancouver.
Texora Painting & Drywall is based at 1299 56 St, Delta, BC.
Texora Painting & Drywall has been BBB Accredited since 29 September 2026, with an A- rating.
Texora Painting & Drywall is the Quality Business Awards 2026 winner, Best Painters in Delta BC.
Painting stucco and wood-sided homes in Citadel Heights
Citadel Heights sits at elevation above Port Coquitlam. The homes here were built primarily in the 1990s and 2000s, a mix of stucco-clad two-storeys and wood-sided properties that are now reaching the age where a quality exterior repaint makes a real difference to both curb appeal and weather protection.
On Citadel Heights stucco, the substrate needs cleaning and any cracks need caulking before elastomeric paint goes on, and we price our jobs to include that prep. Skipping those steps leads to moisture intrusion and coating failure within a few years.
On wood-sided homes, we strip problem areas, apply quality primer, and finish with a product that handles the temperature swings and rainfall this elevation sees.
Exterior walls, siding and trim · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.
Where Citadel Heights sits in Port Coquitlam
The neighbourhood sits at elevation above Port Coquitlam, so a wood-sided exterior here needs a product that handles the temperature swings and rainfall that elevation brings.
How elastomeric coatings work on stucco
Elastomeric paint is thicker than regular exterior latex, and it's formulated to stretch, often several hundred percent beyond its original size, and then return to shape as a stucco or masonry surface expands and contracts with temperature swings. It only works as intended, though, when it goes on at the right thickness.
Protecting windows before painting · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.
Featured Google reviews
Google reviews to read before you hire painters in Citadel Heights
Rated 5.0 on Google
“Absolutely amazing work! The attention to detail and professionalism really stood out, and the final result completely exceeded expectations”
Dominic Brayton, Google review, April 2026
“Texora Painting & Drywall did an excellent job for us! They were efficient, punctual, friendly, and incredibly detail-oriented throughout the project. They painted our garage door and made sure everything looked perfect before finishing. We were so happy with the results that we’re already planning to have them back to paint our fences. Highly recommend Texora Painting & Drywall for anyone looking for professional painting services”
Emmett Morton, Google review, August 2026Garage door painting
“These guys went above and beyond and everything was incredible. They just did our whole house very quickly and it looks unreal. Absolutely lovely to deal with and I highly recommend them!!!”
Jessica Olafson, Google review, September 2026Whole house
Stucco on Citadel Heights' 1990s and 2000s two-storeys that needs cleaning and crack caulking before elastomeric paint goes on.
Stucco cracks wider than a credit card, recurring stains or hollow-sounding sections on Citadel Heights homes, which point to the substrate, not the paint.
Wood siding that has to handle the temperature swings and rainfall at Citadel Heights' elevation.
Gable ends on two-storey Citadel Heights exteriors, where ladders alone aren't always enough to reach safely.
Signs stucco needs more than a fresh coat
Hairline cracking is normal, and an elastomeric system is built to handle it. Cracks wider than roughly the thickness of a credit card, staining that keeps coming back in the same spot after cleaning, or sections that sound hollow when tapped are signs of a substrate problem rather than a paint problem.
Cure time for elastomeric coatings
Elastomeric coatings take longer to fully cure than standard latex paint, often two to four weeks before the film reaches full flexibility and hardness, even though it feels dry to the touch within a matter of hours. Rain or heavy dew hitting a section before that cure window closes can affect how well the coating bonds long-term, which is one more reason elastomeric work gets scheduled around a longer stretch of dry weather than a straightforward latex repaint would need.
Soffits and fascia on a repaint
Soffits and fascia boards sit close to gutters and are one of the first places moisture damage shows up, but they're also easy to skip on a repaint because they're not the surface anyone notices from the street. Checking for soft spots, peeling near the gutter line, and gaps where caulking has pulled away from the fascia board is worth doing every time an exterior gets painted.
Warranty terms on stucco work
The written estimate states the warranty period, 1, 2 or 3 years depending on scope, and it covers adhesion and coating failures traced back to prep or application. It doesn't cover cracking or moisture problems that trace back to the stucco itself rather than the paint sitting on top of it. Full terms are on the warranty page.
What to ask about access equipment for a two-storey exterior
Ladders alone aren't always enough to reach a gable end or a section above a sloped yard safely, and a contractor working without proper scaffolding or lift equipment on those sections is cutting a corner. It's a fair question to ask directly: what equipment gets used on the highest and hardest-to-reach sections of the house, and is the crew insured specifically for work at height.
Testing colour on stucco before committing
A larger sample, brushed onto an actual section of siding or stucco and left up for a few days, shows how the colour looks in morning light, afternoon sun, and shade, which a small swatch never fully captures. This matters more on stucco than on smooth siding, since the texture itself changes how a colour looks compared to a flat paint chip.
Serving Citadel Heights and the rest of PoCo
Citadel Heights sits alongside Mary Hill and the rest of Port Coquitlam. Interior work is covered on our interior painting in Port Coquitlam page, and a full exterior painting job in Port Coquitlam or drywall repair before painting each have their own page. If the stucco itself has to be cut out and replaced, check the City of Port Coquitlam's building permits page first: it lists repairing or altering a building among the work that needs a permit.
Our Work
Before and after photos for Citadel Heights homeowners
Painting questions from Citadel Heights homeowners
On a Citadel Heights home the stucco gets cleaned and any cracks get caulked before elastomeric paint goes on. Skip those steps and you get moisture intrusion and coating failure within a few years. We price our jobs to include that prep.
On Citadel Heights stucco, hairline cracking is normal, and an elastomeric system is built to handle it. A crack wider than roughly the thickness of a credit card, staining that keeps coming back in the same spot after cleaning, or a section that sounds hollow when tapped points to the substrate.
Elastomeric paint is thicker than regular exterior latex, and it's formulated to stretch, often several hundred percent beyond its original size, and then return to shape as a stucco or masonry surface expands and contracts with temperature swings. It only works as intended, though, when it goes on at the right thickness.
Citadel Heights and nearby service areas
Public maps of Citadel Heights Park in Port Coquitlam, plus Coquitlam and Port Moody.