Masonry Repointing
Masonry repointing restores your chimney's structural integrity.
Masonry repointing involves removing and replacing the mortar between bricks to prevent water intrusion and structural damage.
This service maintains the aesthetic and structural integrity of your chimney, ensuring it remains safe and functional for years to come.
Repointing can prevent the need for more extensive and costly repairs by addressing minor issues before they escalate.
On the day
- STEP 1
A detailed inspection to assess the extent of mortar damage.
- STEP 2
Careful removal of damaged mortar between bricks.
- STEP 3
Application of new, matching mortar to maintain the look.
- STEP 4
Final evaluation to ensure structural integrity.
Questions
What is the purpose of masonry repointing?
Repointing restores strength to the brickwork, preventing water damage and maintaining structural stability.
How often should masonry repointing be done?
Repointing frequency depends on exposure to weather, but typically every 20-30 years or as damage appears.