Spring storms
Flash flooding and saturated soil can trigger sudden settlement.
What to look for
Seasonal movement is normal on clay. Knowing which signs point to real foundation trouble saves money and worry.

Doors that stick only in summer or only after rain, cracks wider at one end, brick separating from window frames, and floors that slope enough to notice when walking. Gaps between ceiling and wall that open and close seasonally also mean movement.
Fine hairline cracks in garage slabs, small drywall cracks at corners in a new house, and nail pops. Watch them, photograph them, and see if they grow.


Mark crack ends with a pencil and date them. Note which doors stick and when. That record helps whoever does your evaluation, and helps decide whether you need slab foundation repair or just patching.
Seasonal guide
Flash flooding and saturated soil can trigger sudden settlement.
Drought dries clay; water the perimeter evenly during long dry spells.
Tropical moisture can return quickly; check gutters before it does.
Mild weather is a practical time to book work.
Questions
No. Humidity swells wood too. If several doors stick at once, movement is more likely.
Talk to a foundation crew that works New Braunfels ground.
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Talk to a foundation crew that works New Braunfels ground.