If there is warping on your walls this is a clear indication of a water leak.
Bottom of garage siding showing signs of water damage.
Window caulk gapping or cracking the windows and the caulking around them are common places of stucco water intrusion.
Excessive warping can lead to structural damage which is very expensive to repair.
Depending on what s needed.
New asphalt paving was added and sloped to improve drainage out of the area.
You can find signs of water damage on the exterior and interior of the home.
In cases of mold growth the siding panel affected will need to be replaced and it is a good idea to have a professional treat any mold to prevent it from returning.
Warped loose and cracked clapboards are common signs of rot that can be seen outside.
Install the kickout flashing underneath the first shingle photo 1.
If you find that your stucco tears or breaks off it s worth bringing out an expert to investigate further.
Patch obvious holes with hydraulic cement and coat the walls with waterproof masonry products that create a membrane through which water can t pass.
With wood or concrete walls seal any potential.
The moment that wood siding becomes damaged it can allow water to penetrate into the core of the board and to the felt paper underlayment.
For example if there s an issue of water entering your garage through a cracked seal at the bottom of the garage door.
Carefully examine your t1 11 siding for signs of mold wood rot or beyond minor water damage.
In areas where you can get close to a wood surface press it with a screw driver to test its integrity.
Add felt if needed before nailing the new wood on and prime the new wood on all four sides before installing it.
When the sheetrock behind a wall absorbs too much water it will bend and curve which causes the wall to warp.
They can recommend the installation of gutters trench drain etc.
Missing chips and chunks of stucco surface damage to your stucco siding is a sign of water damage underneath.
In addition to replacing this seal they will also determine why water is reaching the garage door.
Caulking the bottom.
Look for damage to the siding which might let water through and arm yourself with binoculars and a flashlight to spot wear or discoloration in places you cannot see close up.