ANSWER: Mortar joints in existing masonry can erode for many reasons: such as water, wind, and pollution. Excessive moisture that penetrates a wall can freeze and thaw again, and again, eventually spalling the mortar and the brick. The deteriorated mortar can be cleaned out, and refilled with fresh mortar. This procedure, TUCK POINTING, is one of the most common maintenance procedures performed on masonry structures. The re-pointed surface should be waterproofed to deter the same situation.

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Neglecting deteriorating mortar and caulk can result in serious water damage to masonry structure.