Seal Harbor III Masonry

On a cliff overlooking the ocean, Seal Harbor III gets plenty of weather exposure. Where brick meets glass, and there are 1000's of lineal feet, a sealant joint is the defense against the weather. The existing sealant had exceeded its useful life, and required replacement with a sealant that allowed for movement. Speaking of movement, water was moving in below-grade as well. While we were contracted to replace sealant, the below-grade infiltration became far more of an issue, as the water was channeling into the building's fire pump room. This area contained the water line to the building, the sewerage out, and the electricity in! Unaddressed, it would have been news footage at some point. The ensuing excavation, and subsequent exterior waterproofing occurred during a frosty December, but had to be completed prior to the spring rains. Disaster averted.