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Crusts and surface erosion
Grey crusts sit in the sheltered zones and the stone beneath them is losing grains. A piece is missing from the triglyph; the fracture face is old and sound. No acute risk, but without intervention the surface is lost piece by piece. Crusts removed, the gap filled, the surface consolidated.
Crack and spalling
The crack runs across two courses of stone and the stone beside it sounds hollow. Below is a public passage; we took the loose piece down the same day. Crack sealed, the missing piece made good with matching stone.
Soiling
Dense soiling in the rain shadow, worst in the relief. Fabric and joints are sound; this is about appearance. Cleaned gently, without high pressure, so the edges stay sharp.
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A drone shows where something is wrong, but not whether a panel is actually loose. Only a hand check tells you that. On a Berlin office building the drone had reported a cracked panel: checked by hand it was intact, and the damage was on the panel next to it.
Safety-critical: something could come down. Whatever can be made safe at once, we make safe on the same visit; the rest gets a short deadline. Maintenance: no acute risk, but the damage is growing, so it comes with a deadline. Cosmetic: appearance only, carried forward to the next inspection.
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