We typically provide a wide range of services related to the installation, repair, and restoration of various types of masonry work. These services may include:

1. Brickwork: This includes the installation, repair, and replacement of bricks in walls, chimneys, and other structures.

1. Stonework: This includes the installation, repair, and restoration of various types of stone structures such as walls, patios, and walkways.

1. Concrete work: This includes the installation, repair, and replacement of concrete structures such as foundations, sidewalks, and driveways.

1. Masonry restoration: This involves the repair and restoration of damaged or deteriorating masonry work, including cleaning, re-pointing, and structural repairs.

1. Chimney services: This includes the installation, repair, and maintenance of chimneys, fireplaces, and other related structures.

1. Waterproofing: This involves the application of various types of waterproofing materials to protect masonry structures from water damage.

1. Tuckpointing: This involves the removal and replacement of damaged mortar between bricks or stones.

1. Masonry cleaning: This includes the cleaning of various types of masonry structures to remove dirt, stains, and other types of debris.

These are just a few examples of the types of masonry services that we offer. The specific services offered may vary depending on the contractor’s expertise and the needs of the project.

There are several signs that indicate that your masonry may need repair. Here are a few things to look for:

1. Cracks: If you notice cracks in your masonry, it’s a clear indication that it needs attention. Cracks can appear due to various reasons, including age, exposure to weather, and structural damage.

2. Water damage: If you notice any water stains or discoloration on your masonry, it may be a sign of water damage. Water can seep into the masonry and cause damage, which can be expensive to repair if left untreated.

1. Loose bricks or stones: If you notice any bricks or stones that are loose or falling out of place, it’s a sign that your masonry needs repair. Loose masonry can be a safety hazard, and it’s essential to address the issue as soon as possible.

1. Efflorescence: Efflorescence is a white, powdery substance that appears on the surface of masonry due to water damage. It’s a sign that water has seeped into the masonry and is causing damage.

1. Mineral wool insulation: If your chimney is leaning, it’s a clear indication that your masonry needs attention. A leaning chimney can be a safety hazard and should be addressed immediately.

1. Leaning chimney: If your chimney is leaning, it’s a clear indication that your masonry needs attention. A leaning chimney can be a safety hazard and should be addressed immediately.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to contact a professional masonry contractor to assess the damage and recommend the appropriate repairs. Contact us for more information.

The cost of masonry repair can vary widely depending on the scope and extent of the repair work needed. The size of the area to be repaired, the type of masonry material used, and the level of damage will all play a role in determining the cost.

As a rough estimate, minor repairs such as fixing cracks or small areas of damage can cost anywhere from $200 to $800. More extensive repairs, such as rebuilding a chimney or replacing large sections of brickwork, can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000 or more.

It’s important to note that these are just general estimates and the actual cost of masonry repair can vary depending on a number of factors. It’s best to get a professional assessment and quote from us to get a more accurate idea of the cost.

The time it takes to complete masonry repair can vary depending on the scope and complexity of the project. Factors such as the size of the area to be repaired, the extent of the damage, the type of masonry used, and the weather conditions can all affect the timeline for completing the repairs.

Small repairs, such as filling in cracks or repairing minor damage, can usually be completed in a few hours to a day. However, larger repairs that involve significant structural damage or the replacement of large sections of masonry can take several days or even weeks to complete.

It’s important to work with a qualified and experienced masonry contractor to assess the extent of the damage and provide an accurate estimate of the time required to complete the repairs. We can also provide guidance on any necessary permits or approvals required for the repair work.

Our masonry services come with both warranties and guarantees, and we assure you that we will address any future concerns with the service provided.

Yes, our company is licensed and insured for masonry repair work.