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Cracking in New Builds: What’s Normal?

Cracking in New Builds: What’s Normal?

  • 20.03.2025
  • Ethan Sterling

Wondering how much cracking is normal in your newly built home? Whether it's fresh paint or drywall plaster showing linear separations, some cracking is often a typical part of your home settling into its foundations. Get the lowdown on what types of cracks are normal, why they happen, and when you should be concerned. Discover tips to maintain your new build looking fresh and secure.

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