As the summer months draw to end, the slightly cooler temps of August remind us that fall is near. Here in Connecticut, we have even begun noticing a few changing leaves revealing orange hues.
As the leaves adjust to cooler temps, however, so do building materials. Many materials expand and contract as temperatures rise and fall and are subject to humidity, and now is a time to keep an eye on historic structures and interiors - looking for signs of stress or damage in plaster or painted finishes.
One of our most recent blogs identifies common causes and remedies for stress cracks in historic plaster - one of those being humidity, a familiar weather condition this summer.
As you look for your flannel or gear up for sweater weather, stop by our blog to learn more about historic plaster.