Michael Angelo Masonry & Stucco Inspection

08/17/2026

We know it's August, but autumn will be here before we know it. 🍂

Before the leaves really start coming down, take a minute to check your gutters and downspouts. Make sure they're clear and that water can flow freely away from the house. A little attention now can help prevent problems when fall rain and all those leaves arrive!

08/12/2026

08/10/2026

August is a good time to take a quick walk around the outside of your home and notice a few things:

• Gutters that may be overflowing after heavy summer storms
• Shrubs or vines growing up against the house
• Caulk or exterior sealant that’s cracking, separating, or starting to deteriorate

Nothing complicated, just a few things worth catching before we head into fall!

08/06/2026

We appreciate good craftsmanship in all forms...even when it's only around for a few months. 😄 If you're in the area this summer, the “Sights in Sand: An American Road Trip” display at Peddler's Village (through August 31st) is definitely worth checking out.

08/03/2026

When do you recommend "re-testing"? 🤔

A follow-up stucco inspection isn't always necessary-- but in the right situations, it can provide valuable peace of mind.

Learn more about re-testing in our blog:
🔗 https://michaelangelomasonry.com/lorem-ipsum/

07/29/2026

Bucks County Tree Spotlight 🌳

One of the best parts of working throughout Bucks County is appreciating the beautiful trees we see every day.

This week's spotlight is the Eastern Redbud - a native tree famous for its brilliant pink blossoms in the spring and its distinctive heart-shaped leaves all summer long.

07/27/2026

👀 Look closer.

Kickout flashing may be small, but it plays a big role in directing rainwater away from your home's exterior.

Sometimes the smallest details provide the biggest protection.

07/20/2026

Think of a stucco inspection as a “wellness check” for your home.
Catching issues early = saving money later!

📞 Call Michael Angelo Masonry today at 215-378-2056

07/13/2026

True or False?

Most water intrusion starts in the middle of a wall.

Drop your guess in the comments before you peek at ours! 👇