Masonry Repointing
Restore your chimney's structure and appearance with repointing.
Masonry repointing involves removing damaged or deteriorated mortar from brick joints and replacing it with fresh mortar. This process restores both the appearance and structural integrity of your chimney.
Our skilled masons ensure that the new mortar matches the original in style, composition, and color for a seamless appearance.
Repointing helps prevent water ingress and further structural damage, extending the life of your chimney.
On the day
- I
Assess the extent of mortar damage.
- II
Carefully remove old, damaged mortar.
- III
Apply new mortar matching the original style.
- IV
Final inspection to ensure stability and appearance.
Questions
What is the purpose of masonry repointing?
Repointing repairs damaged mortar, enhances chimney stability, and prevents leaks.
How often should repointing be done?
Repointing is needed when mortar shows signs of deterioration, typically every 20-30 years.