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Hi guys, just talking about weep holes today. A weep hole is a brick joint that doesn’t have mortar in it. It’s designed to allow any moisture that might get into the cavity, inside the wall, to escape when there’s excess water and also allows air flow in the cavity.
By AdminPublished On: November 29th, 2018Categories: Building InspectionsComments Off on What is a Weep Hole?








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