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The building envelope, roofing and façades, are common areas where water can enter the construction. Temperature fluctuations, humid and dry cycles and lower-quality materials and construction methods can lead to cracks and failures.

Internal walls are often damaged by rising damp. This can cause damages on the finishing, with efflorescence salts appearing on the walls, or even create mold, which can cause several health problems.

Basements can quickly get humid, if not properly protected. This is an area with constant contact with the soil, and that can bring large amounts of water to the internal environments.