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To safeguard your brick home, check for cracks on a regular basis, scrub the surface to avoid buildup, and seal the surface with a good sealant to protect it from moisture. Drainage and timely repointing also serve to ensure structural stability. Under normal maintenance, your brick house can last decades. In this guide, we will discuss the key tips to maintain your brick home in excellent condition....

Yes, a brick house can be raised using proper techniques and professional skills. It is necessary to use proper equipment and plan carefully in order to avoid causing structural damage. Homeowners often raise their brick houses for foundation repair, flood protection, or basement extension. We will discuss the process, advantages, and difficulties in raising a brick...

Yes, brick homes can offer better resistance to tornadoes compared to wood-framed houses, but they are not tornado-proof. Their heavy masonry construction makes them more...

Poor material selection, improper mortar mixing, and lack of proper curing should be avoided in brick masonry. Ignoring expansion joints and incorrect bricklaying techniques can...

Brick masonry may last more than 100 years with good construction and care. Its longevity relies on the quality of materials, weather conditions, and maintenance. Brick buildings may stand firm for generations through regular maintenance. However, mistakes should be avoided in brick masonry, such as improper mortar mixing, poor drainage, or neglecting...

Smoke entering your home instead of venting through the chimney is usually caused by poor airflow, a blocked chimney, or incorrect damper positioning. To prevent...