1. Restoration: a. Repair and repoint existing masonry walls. b. Seal and address any water damage or structural issues. c. Perform selective demolition and reconstruction as needed to restore the facility to its original condition. 2. Drainage Mitigation: a. Assess and improve the facility’s drainage systems to prevent water damage. b. Install drainage channels. c. Ensure proper grading and grading adjustments around the facility to direct water away from critical areas. 3. Wall Aesthetics: a. Restore and enhance the visual appearance of walls, including cleaning and refinishing surfaces. b. Reapply or touch up paint and other wall finishes. c. Address and repair any surface blemishes or deterioration affecting the appearance. d. Install flashing along the wall and at the top of the ridge. 4. Water Sealing: a. Apply water sealant to brick and masonry walls to enhance protection against moisture infiltration. b. Ensure thorough application to all exposed surfaces, paying special attention to joints and cracks. c. Conduct post-application inspections to verify the effectiveness and address any areas requiring additional treatment. 5. Architectural Features: a. Reconstruct or refurbish architectural elements. b. Ensure all restored features match the original and integrate seamlessly with existing structures. c. Install new architectural elements where specified, ensuring compatibility with the existing facility’s design.
