Masonry Repointing
Restore the integrity and appearance of your brickwork with repointing.
Masonry repointing involves removing and replacing the old mortar between bricks, ensuring structural integrity and visual appeal.
Over time, weather and age can cause mortar joints to deteriorate, leading to potential water damage and structural issues.
Repointing not only fixes these problems but also restores the original beauty of your brickwork.
On the day
- I
We inspect the current condition of your masonry.
- II
Deteriorated mortar is carefully removed.
- III
New mortar is applied, matching the original in color and texture.
- IV
A final inspection ensures all joints are properly sealed.
Questions
What is the lifespan of repointing work?
Repointing can last for decades, depending on the quality of materials and exposure to elements.
Is repointing necessary for all brickwork?
Repointing is needed when mortar joints appear degraded or damaged, affecting the structure's stability.