05/19/2026
What’s This? 🔎🧱 | Tool & Material Talk
These small openings in the mortar joints are called weep holes — and they play a big role in masonry performance.
Weep holes are designed to allow trapped moisture to escape from behind brick or stone veneer systems. By giving water a path to drain and helping promote airflow within the wall cavity, they help protect the structure from moisture buildup, deterioration, and potential damage over time.
Small detail. Big purpose. Built to last. 💪