4 Repair & Renovation Guide It is true that many times, as we repair smaller or larger damage to our residence or building, after some time, sooner or later, we observe the recurrence of that same damage in the same place or in another one close to it. This situation most often results in creating doubts as to not only the proper understanding of the problem (damage) but also the method and materials used for the restoration. The goal and purpose of this guide are to bring to the forefront the issue of repair and maintenance, to properly inform in-depth, and to improve our understanding of these issues that concern and occupy our daily lives. We believe it is very important, if not essential, to promptly identify problems and understand the need for maintenance and repair. It is also very important to plan and implement the necessary steps for its restoration at the appropriate time. In this way, we ensure the maintenance of the good condition and commercial value of the building and the safety and comfort of its occupants, while avoiding the costs of repairing greater damage that would otherwise arise. The use of conventional and traditional materials as well as methods of repair and restoration of damage is the most widespread and tested by the entire technical world. Introduction
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