Vertical shot of the Plummer Building covered in the snow in the daylight in Rochester, Minnesota by wirestock

7 Signs of Facade Damage to Look for This Spring (Before It Gets Worse)

Posted by Jeffrey Evenmo on

Is Your Building’s Facade Trying to Tell You Something?

After a long Midwest winter, now is the time to walk your property and take a close look at your building’s exterior. Cold temperatures, snow, and moisture can quietly compromise masonry surfaces, and the effects often don’t become visible until spring.

At Building Restoration Corporation, we know the value of catching small problems early. Here are 7 signs of facade damage you can often spot with a simple visual check and why they matter. Continue reading “7 Signs of Facade Damage to Look for This Spring (Before It Gets Worse)” →

Brick wall with white efflorescence

What is Efflorescence?

Posted by Derek Wilkinson on

Efflorescence

Efflorescence is a common occurrence and is not a cause for immediate concern on its own. However, it can be an indication of underlying moisture issues or water intrusion, which can lead to more significant problems if not properly addressed. Proper identification and management of efflorescence are essential to prevent potential long-term damage to the building materials and maintain the aesthetics and structural integrity of the surfaces. Continue reading “What is Efflorescence?” →