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Regular inspections help catch new problems early. This ongoing care keeps stucco in good shape and maintains the home’s curb appeal and value.

You might think winter is the quiet season for your home’s exterior — less rain, no hurricanes, cooler temps. But those small cracks, faint stains, or strange soft spots in your stucco? They could be warning signs that moisture is building up behind the surface.

While Houston doesn’t often experience deep freezes, our winter weather can still fluctuate dramatically — warm and humid one day, windy and cold the next. These swings in temperature cause building materials to expand and contract, and stucco is no exception.

Stucco is a strong, beautiful finish—but it’s not waterproof. It’s designed to breathe, to let moisture move through and out. When water gets in faster than it can escape, that’s when you see the telltale signs.

It started as a hairline fracture—barely noticeable. Upper-left corner of the back wall, just beneath the outdoor light. The kind of thing you see once, then forget about.

There’s something magical about fall. The leaves turn to gold, the air gets crisp, and everyone suddenly starts hoarding cinnamon-scented candles like they’re part of a survival kit. But if you own a stucco home — and especially if you’ve ever had to say the words “hairline crack” with a straight face — fall is also the season of unwelcome surprises.

Make sure your home is ready for fall and avoid costly repairs down the line.

Houston’s combination of heat, humidity, and sudden storms makes summer a high-risk season for hidden moisture problems, and a few minutes of attention now can save you from costly surprises later.

If your stucco can’t "breathe," your home may be silently harboring damage you can’t see until it’s too late.

Spring Showers Could Be Your Home’s Warning System Spring rain can be a welcome sight—until you notice mysterious dark patches on your...

While these rains nourish the earth, they can also become a serious threat to homes with stucco exteriors.

As spring rains  begin to roll into Houston, now is the time for homeowners to check their stucco for moisture issues . While stucco is a...

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Maintaining a home is critical, especially in Houston’s unique climate. One material that often stirs up debate is stucco. With so much...

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Are you a proud homeowner in Houston? If you are, you likely understand how crucial it is to maintain your home's exterior, especially if...