The Fox Den: Home & Property Advice

We usually do interviews here in The Fox Den, but this real inspection video was just too good not to share.

If you own a stucco home, take a look — Grant walks us through some very visible warning signs that got overlooked.

This kind of discoloration? It’s not just a stain. It’s a heads-up.

Catch it early, and you save yourself a whole lot of trouble.

Teresa and Dustin are talking stucco inspections—from a beachside perch, no less—and we’ve joined them right as the drill bit comes out. 🛠️

Why do inspectors drill into stucco? What are they looking for? Is it really necessary?

Grab your flip-flops and hit play—because even at the beach, these two are dropping knowledge.

🎥 Watch the clip below👇 Then share your thoughts: Did you know this was part of the process?

Summer in Houston means blazing sun and soaring temperatures—and that heat can take a serious toll on your home’s stucco exterior. This week’s video dives into the warning signs of stucco damage caused by extreme heat, including cracks, discoloration, and moisture intrusion.

Join stucco expert David as he explains what to look for, why it matters, and how early detection can save you from costly repairs down the line. If your home has stucco siding, this is one episode you won’t want to miss.

➡️ Watch now in The Fox Den and take the first step toward protecting your investment!

Sometimes, the warning signs are subtle—until they’re not.

In this short video, we spot early indications that something’s not right beneath the stucco surface. While everything might look fine from the outside, moisture intrusion can hide just out of sight—causing costly damage if left unchecked.

This is exactly why proper stucco testing matters.Don’t wait for a big, expensive surprise.

🎥 Watch the clip—and if you’ve got questions about your home, we’re here to help.Visit StuccoInspectionsHouston.com to learn more or drop your questions in the comments.

No, really — do you? Because we’ve seen folks confidently say “brick” while pointing at stucco… and others swear it’s stucco when it’s actually painted foam. (True story.)

This week’s topic: stucco — the mysterious, smooth-talking exterior that looks solid, but might be hiding secrets underneath. 😬

Stucco is like the cake of home exteriors:

✔️ Looks pretty on the outside

✔️ Might be layered with weird stuff inside

✔️ Occasionally full of surprises you didn’t ask for

Spring is the perfect time to inspect and maintain your stucco exterior.

Here are some tips to keep your stucco in top shape:

1. Inspect for cracks or damage and repair them promptly.

2. Clean the surface with a mild detergent and water.

3. Check for signs of moisture intrusion and address any issues.

4. Repaint or reseal if necessary to protect against the elements.