About All Phase Plastering and Stucco
Twenty‑five years in the trade, based in Huntsville, Alabama. Application and repairs, on every type of stucco system — traditional, one‑coat and EIFS — plus interior plaster. Houses and commercial buildings, across Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Louisiana. The owner is Hubert Thomas.
The name
Same man, same work, clearer name.
For years this business traded as All Phase Solution Services. In 2026 it became All Phase Plastering and Stucco, because that says what the work actually is. Nothing else changed — same man, same trade, same hands on the wall. If you come across the old name somewhere, that is us.
What we’re about
Most of this work is repair.
People picture stucco work as a crew putting a fresh finish on a new house. Some of it is that, and we do it — three‑coat over lath, one‑coat systems, stucco over brick or block. But most of what we get called for is a wall that has already started to fail: a crack that keeps coming back, a stain that spreads after a hard rain, a synthetic finish that has gone soft where you press on it.
A repair is only as good as the reason behind it. Stucco rarely fails on its own. Something is letting water in — a sealant joint that has let go at a window, a missing kick‑out flashing where the roof meets the wall, a weep screed buried under a flower bed — and until that is found and dealt with, the patch is on a clock. Knowing why a wall failed is what keeps the repair from failing again in the same line a year later.
That is what twenty‑five years actually buys you. Not a faster trowel — a better read of the wall before anything gets mixed. It is also why we work on every system rather than one. Traditional stucco, one‑coat and EIFS fail in different ways and are repaired in different ways, and a wall does not care which one you happen to like working on.
Show us the wall.
Send a photo and we will tell you what you are looking at — what system it is, what is likely causing it, and whether it needs doing now.