Water intrusion stemming from a chimney structure during periods of significant precipitation presents a common residential maintenance issue. This phenomenon typically manifests as damp patches on interior walls surrounding the chimney, dripping... Read more »
Water intrusion at the intersection of a roofing system and a vertical masonry structure represents a common residential maintenance concern. This issue frequently arises due to deficiencies in the flashing, which is... Read more »
The compromised integrity of residential or commercial building envelopes, specifically affecting the uppermost sections, results in the unwanted ingress of water. This phenomenon often manifests as damp patches on ceilings or walls,... Read more »
Infiltration of water through a chimney structure presents a significant issue for building integrity. This phenomenon, resulting from deteriorated mortar, damaged flashing, or porous brickwork, allows moisture to penetrate the chimney and... Read more »