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    Bob Vila
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    Cracks in Walls? Here's Exactly How Concerned You Should Be

    • Houses of any age move and shift subtly over time, and the weakest area in a wall is the most likely to crack. A wall is constructed with vertical studs that extend from floor to ceiling. The studs must be cut, ho… 展开

    Leaving A House Vacant Can Cause Wall Cracks.

    Vacation homesand those that sit empty for a few months are prone to developing cracks in both walls and ceilings. This is due to the house not being climate controlled as it w… 展开

    Bob Vila
    A Thin Straight Crack Could Be The Result of Faulty Taping.

    When drywall panels are installed, the seams between the panels are filled with drywall mud and covered with paper tape. If the tape doesn’t have enough mud underneath to sti… 展开

    Bob Vila
    Discoloration Around The Edges of The Crack Indicates A leak.

    Water leaking from a window or the roof, or even a leaky attic water line, can run down inside a wall’s framing and saturate the drywall, which then softens and deteriorates, cre… 展开

    Bob Vila
    Large, Jagged, Or Diagonal Cracks Could Indicate A Structural problem.

    Jagged or diagonal cracks indicate that the foundation may have shifted or sunk, or another problem has occurred, such as the deterioration and collapse of supporting wood members … 展开

    Bob Vila
    Why does my house have a settlement crack?
    Cracks happen for all sorts of reasons. But all too often people name every crack in their house as a settlement crack. New homes are plagued with shrinkage cracks because the wood framing is shrinking as it looses water. If you feel you have a true settlement crack, the best person to call to get an opinion is a structural engineer.
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