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  By a technician at Alumwave “It Started With a Drip…” It usually begins like this: you're relaxing in your solarium during a rainstorm, enjoying the view—until you hear it. Drip... drip... drip. You look up, and there it is—a tiny leak creeping down the wall or collecting on the window sill. It may seem small now, but left alone, it can turn into stained walls, warped floors, mold, or even structural damage. As someone who's been up on a lot of ladders and inside more than a few leaky sunrooms, I can tell you— solarium leaks are common, but they’re never something to ignore . Let’s break down the top seven reasons they happen and how our team at Alumwave tackles each one with lasting solutions. 1. Worn-Out Seals Around Glass Panels The problem: Over time, the rubber seals or caulking around the glass panels start to dry out, crack, or shrink. This creates small gaps where water can seep through. What to watch for: Water running along the inside of t...