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Brick wall has long crack in it. Engineer, inspector or???
Hi we have a building that I'm managing that has a long thin crack in it. It could just need some sort of patching. I hope it's not something structural or that in the worst case the wall collapses.
I was wondering if I should have an engineer, inspector or contractor look at it? Does anyone know who I should go to for this? I'm kind of confused
Anyone have recommendations for the LA area