When water begins appearing around a window, door, interior wall, or ceiling, the location of the visible damage is not always where the water first entered the building. In many Boston properties, improperly installed, deteriorated, or failed flashing around windows...
Boston’s historic brick and stone buildings are a defining part of the city’s character, but age, weather, moisture, and previous repairs can all take a toll on exterior masonry. Cracked mortar joints, deteriorating brick, loose materials, and water intrusion may...
Water intrusion can become a significant problem for commercial property owners and property managers. Boston buildings have to withstand heavy rain, snow, ice, wind-driven storms, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Over time, these conditions can expose weaknesses in...
Few things are more frustrating for a property manager or condo association than a recurring water leak that keeps coming back. The ceiling is stained. The drywall is damaged. A window appears to be leaking. Someone makes a repair—and a few months later, the water is...
Condominium buildings and multifamily properties throughout Boston face a wide variety of exterior maintenance challenges. Some buildings are historic properties in neighborhoods such as Beacon Hill, Back Bay, and the South End. Others are newer multifamily...
