Please reach us at gmjerkins@weeplesshomecare.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Weep holes are small openings at the bottom of brick veneer walls. They let water that gets behind the brick drain out and keep the wall cavity ventilated. When they work right, they prevent moisture buildup, mold, and structural damage.
Weep holes are an open door into the space behind your brick. Wasps, mud daubers, spiders, ants, cockroaches, mice, and even small reptiles use them for shelter or to get into the wall cavity.
A properly designed weep hole protector keeps pests out while still letting water drain the way it should.
Our weep hole protector discourages the pests that commonly enter through weep holes:
No.
Sealing weep holes traps moisture behind your brick. That leads to mold, wood rot, damaged insulation, and deterioration of the building materials. Weep holes are part of your home's drainage system, and they need to stay open to do their job.
No.
Our weep hole protector keeps pests out while letting water and airflow through the weep hole. Your brick wall keeps doing what it was designed to do.
Quick and simple. Most homeowners install the protectors in a few minutes by pushing them into the weep holes, following the included instructions. No drilling, no caulking, no permanent changes to your home.
Count the visible weep holes around your home's exterior.
Most brick homes have weep holes spaced every few feet along the base of exterior walls, and above windows or doors where brick veneer is present. Order a few extra in case you expand coverage or need replacements later.
Our weep hole protectors are built for outdoor use and fit standard brick weep holes without damaging the brick or mortar. Installed correctly, they provide long-lasting protection while the weep hole keeps doing its job.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.