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 durable and attractive exterior, it is not waterproof—trapped moisture can lead to serious damage if left unchecked.

How Rainwater Affects Stucco
Stucco is designed to shed water, but if there are any cracks, improper drainage, or hidden vulnerabilities, moisture can seep behind the surface. Over time, this can cause:
🚨 Mold growth & mildew
🚨 Soft, crumbling stucco
🚨 Rotting wood framing beneath the stucco
🚨 Unsightly staining or bulging areas
Signs of Stucco Moisture Damage
🏠 Dark streaks or stains on stucco walls
🏠 Cracks or separation in stucco or around windows and doors
🏠 Bulging or warped areas, which may indicate trapped moisture
🏠 Soft spots when you press on the stucco
How to Protect Your Home This Spring
💧 Ensure gutters and downspouts direct water away from stucco walls
💧 Check for proper drainage around the foundation
💧 Seal small cracks before they worsen
💧 Avoid direct sprinkler spray on stucco surfaces
Schedule a Professional Stucco Inspection
Even if your home looks fine on the surface, moisture can be lurking underneath. A professional stucco inspection can detect hidden moisture intrusion before it leads to costly repairs.
📞 Contact Stucco Inspection Houston today to schedule your moisture analysis and inspection! Protect your home before spring rains expose hidden damage.
👉 Visit us online at StuccoInspectionHouston.com or call (713) 723-3330 to book your inspection today!
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