Tree is wounding brick wall. Any option? I have a tree to be precise causing wreckage to my brick...

I have a tree to be precise causing wreckage to my brick garage. It was planted too close to the garage and the roots are slowly lifting and cracking the brick wall. The crack is already close to 1/4 inch. Tree is probably a foot away from the wall. I resembling the tree and would hate to cut it down, but I don¡¯t want to ruin the wall any. It is only 1¡¯ away from the wall. I reckon it is a Tulip tree. Any suggestions?
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definitely too close it requirements to be taken out, as it grows more its just going to obtain worse.

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The tree is going to have to jump. Otherwise the damage to the wall will verbs, and eventually could be dangerous. The entire wall could eventually collapse.
After the tree is cut, you will own to dig out the roots that are forcing the wall up, not an confident job.

Why not cut and remove it, repair the wall, next plant a new tulip tree surrounded by it's place? This time making sure that it is properly spaced away from the wall.
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Answers:    Dig and chop the root(s) that are aiming towards the house. The other roots will grow more away from the house to compensate for the lost root that was pressing against your house. That mode you can save your tree, and retrieve your house.