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Do New Builds Get Cracks? What You Need to Know

Do New Builds Get Cracks? What You Need to Know

  • 10.04.2025
  • Ethan Sterling

Building a new house can be exciting, but discovering cracks can be alarming. Not all cracks are the same—some are harmless, while others might indicate structural problems. Understanding the types of cracks and their causes can help homeowners address issues effectively. This article covers common reasons for cracks in new builds and offers tips to identify and fix them.

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