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In a well-built house, everything related to the masonry is generally very low-maintenance. If the house has a rendered facade, cracks and minor damage will normally appear over time, which can be repaired or left as is, as long as they only pose a cosmetic problem.
Both artificial and natural stone degrade over time, like most materials, but this happens extremely slowly. Bricks, however, can be an exception if they become too saturated with moisture during severe frost. This can cause the surface to crack and spall. Large amounts of moisture from within or rain from a leaky roof or downspout can lead to damage to bricks. Apart from this, major masonry damage usually only occurs in connection with settlements.
The frost-free depth in Denmark is set at 90 cm. It would take an extraordinary Fimbul winter to freeze the ground that deep, but at least that way you're on the safe side. And frost protection isn't just for show. If ice forms under a foundation, it will shift regardless of the building's many tons of pressure.
The great weight of the house also makes it vulnerable if the subsoil isn't sufficiently firm. Even quite solid concrete foundations will settle if they lack a firm subsoil. Such a situation can occur even after many stable years if roof water isn't drained away by well-functioning gutters, downspouts, and drains for an extended period. This can cause seeping water to remove material from under the foundation. It can also occur due to vibrations from heavy traffic on a nearby road. Most houses experience minor settlement damage over time, without it being particularly significant.
