Dry rot is a form of wood decay that occurs when specific types of fungi consume the structural components of the wood, compromising its strength and rigidity. It is notorious for its ability to silently weaken wooden structures without any apparent external indications. Utah's specific climate conditions, characterized by high altitude and extreme weather changes, […]
The construction of stucco exterior homes in Utah has faced various challenges over the years, resulting in some notable failures. For experienced working professionals in the construction, real estate, and home inspection industries, understanding these failures is crucial for ensuring the longevity and safety of stucco homes. Here's a detailed look at some of the […]
In the heart of winter, Utah's landscape transforms into a picturesque scene right out of a holiday card. But beneath the calm, frosty exterior, the season's icy grip poses a tangible threat to the durability of stucco exteriors on homes throughout the state. The distinct properties of stucco, while ideal for handling the arid climate […]
When water damage strikes your home's stucco, it can turn from a tidy, protective shell to a drab, crumbly mess. However, with precise attention and care, you can revitalize your home's façade from weather-worn to wonderful. Here’s how you can transform your water-damaged stucco through effective repair and maintenance. Firstly, assessing the extent of water […]
Stucco’s versatility and aesthetic appeal have made it a popular choice for centuries, adorning everything from ancient temples to modern homes. It’s one of the most popular materials requested in this region, and at Ram Builders Stucco & Exteriors we have your back. Over time stucco, like any other material, succumbs to wear and tear. […]
Cracks happen. You can’t avoid them with stucco, but if you act quickly, you can minimize damage — and the cost of stucco repairs. Why does stucco crack? If it’s not due to something obvious, like an earthquake or a foul ball, you have to rely on some crack anatomy for your diagnosis. Know your […]
