Masonry Repointing
Repointing restores the structural integrity of your chimney's masonry.
Masonry repointing involves renewing the external part of mortar joints, extending the life of your chimney.
Over time, weathering and decay can cause voids in the joints, which if not repaired, will cause significant damage.
Our team ensures that your chimney's masonry is restored to its original strength and appearance with professional repointing.
On the day
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Inspection to assess the condition of mortar joints
- II
Careful removal of damaged mortar
- III
Application of new mortar to restore joints
- IV
Final inspection to ensure a seamless finish
Questions
What is the purpose of masonry repointing?
Repointing helps restore the structural integrity and appearance of masonry.
How often should repointing be done?
Repointing is commonly needed every 20-30 years depending on exposure to the elements.