The Doctor listens and observes the patient and decides, based on that point in time, whether the condition of the patient is treatable or if the patient needs a specialist. If the Doctor believes the findings require a Specialist then the patient would be referred for further evaluation to determine if a problem exists, if the patient needs corrective measures or if the condition should be monitored. In many ways, your building inspector is a General Practitioner. The Building Inspector provides information to you so that a decision can be made whether or not a specialist is needed. So, your Building needs reconstructive surgery.
Many older buildings suffer from deteriorated brick and mortar.
Much like a Plastic Surgeon, a Brick Contractor applies his skills to repair years of neglect and damage. Sometimes a little nip and tuck are all that is needed to make your building look new and revitalized. This could be a sign that water penetration has occurred. Over time these defects can result in deteriorated conditions for roofing materials and could result in damaging leaks into the building interior. Indoor Humidity may be good for your skin, but it could be giving you a headache.