Why do brick walls have weep holes?
| | By ProMatcher Staff | | Updated: 02/08/2017 | | |
Answer: To let moisture out | | Spackman Construction masonry | Answer: Weep holes in brickwork allow moisture trapped within the wall to escape, preventing water buildup that could lead to damage or mold growth. They help maintain the integrity of the structure by ensuring proper drainage. | | Brickies Masonry Company | | | 3rd generation masonry home renovations | | | ProMatcher | Answer: to alleviate pressure | | S & S Pavers | | | AHS Pro Landscape |
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