Spending a little extra money to probe deeper and get a second opinion can save you money on the back end when diagnosing facade issues, such as the lack of wall ties at Lincoln Towers, a 30-story, 484-unit co-op in New York City. (Print: Beneath the Surface)
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Facade Inspection Uncovers Hidden Issues, Resulting in Cost-Effective Solution
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Cavity Check
Postwar buildings go under the microscope.
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Inside Out
When building an exterior wall to replace an interior wall makes sense.
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Ping Problem
A load-bearing wall shouldn't tremble.
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The Key to Healthy Walls
Over time, many factors can contribute to the falling of your building's exterior walls.
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