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The interfaces between different components of a building envelope are critical connections that must be properly constructed and maintained to ensure the interfaces are not a source of moisture intrusion 

 A common cause of cracks in walls and finishes is differential movement of the building and foundation. Movement of the underlying soils, deterioration and distortion of the framing components of the building, changes in load conditions, re-leveling, and other modifications or repair efforts can cause portions or areas of a structure to move differently or to a greater or lesser extent than other areas 

Cracked tiles and uneven floors can be the result of differential settlement or construction deficiencies that can be identified and properly addressed.

 The transitions at roof penetrations, roof-to-wall interfaces, and roof valleys are more susceptible to moisture intrusion. Sealing and properly flashing these transitions can be difficult, and, in our experience, buildings experience leaks at these locations due to both the quality of workmanship and materials and accelerated deterioration