Masonry Repointing
Repointing restores the integrity and appearance of your masonry.
Masonry repointing involves renewing the external part of mortar joints in brickwork, which can wear due to weather and age.
This process not only improves the aesthetic appeal of your chimney or home exterior but also enhances structural integrity.
By addressing cracks and gaps, repointing prevents water intrusion that can cause further damage.
On the day
- STEP 1
We assess the extent of the damage and match the new mortar to the existing structure.
- STEP 2
Old and damaged mortar is carefully removed from the joints.
- STEP 3
New mortar is applied and shaped to provide a seamless finish.
- STEP 4
The area is cleaned and inspected to ensure quality repointing.
Questions
Why is repointing important?
Repointing strengthens the masonry structure, prevents water damage, and maintains aesthetic appeal.
How often should masonry be repointed?
Typically, repointing is needed every 20-30 years, depending on climate and wear.