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4 Signs You Need a Masonry Repair Service

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Masonry may be an impressive feature of your commercial area, but Boston's weather can severely affect its beauty and foundation. Many business owners are unable to recognize the signs that a masonry repair is due, leading to extensive damage. We've listed down the top four warning signs of masonry repair to help you save your precious structures.    1.  Deteriorated Mortar Although stone and brick masonry walls may require repointing after fifteen to twenty years, weather and wear factors can damage the mortar. The initial signs of mortar joint deterioration are crumbling and erosion from the joints. Mortar deterioration  can be extremely damaging to the structure of the masonry. Due to lack of mortar between them, the bricks start rubbing against each other, which if left unaddressed can lead to expensive repairs. It's essential to call in a masonry service as soon as possible to prevent further damage.    2.    Spalling At The Shelf Angle Shelf...

4 Telltale Signs That You’ve Got a Leak on your Property

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While water leakages add a comedic element to slapstick TV comedies, they’re no laughing matter. In fact, they can actually be dangerous; not only to your property, but to your  health  as well. Moreover, leaks are nowhere near as noticeable as they are on TV. So, how can you tell if you’ve got a leak on your property? Here are four telltale signs.  1.  Moist or Stained Drywall It’s safe to say that you have drywall running throughout your property. It’s one of the primary components that make up ceilings and walls. When there’s a water leak in your house, it may seep into the drywall and slowly become visible. If you see stains appearing on the drywall or you feel that it’s moist, that’s because the water has started to pool behind it. Two main areas where this can happen are the foundation and roof of your house. In these cases the water has no place to go but to seep into the drywall, and it’s not going to stop until the issue is fixed.  2.  Wet Surfaces...