Brick Repairs
At P&J Masonry Restoration Professionals, takes understand the importance of maintaining the integrity and appearance of your property's brickwork. Whether your bricks have suffered from weather damage, wear and tear, or other issues, our expert team is here to provide professional brick repair services tailored to all of your needs.
Steel Lintel Rehabilitation and or Replacement
Over time, steel lintels may deteriorate due to factors such as corrosion, moisture, and structural movement. When left unchecked, deteriorating steel lintels can compromise the safety of your property. That's where P&J Masonry Restoration Professionals, comes in.
Tuck Pointing
Tuck pointing is a specialized masonry technique used to repair and restore the mortar joints between bricks or stone. Over time, mortar joints can deteriorate due to weather exposure, moisture infiltration, and general wear and tear. At P&J Masonry Restoration Professionals, we offer professional tuck pointing services to preserve the beauty and longevity of your masonry.
Caulking
P&J Masonry Restoration Professionals, takes a proactive approach to caulking, addressing potential vulnerabilities before they escalate into costly problems. Our experienced technicians begin by conducting a comprehensive inspection of your property's exterior, identifying areas in need of caulking or recaulking.
Concrete
Concrete is a versatile and durable building material commonly used in numerous locations of construction projects, from sidewalks and driveways to foundations and retaining walls. At P&J Masonry Restoration Professionals, we offer comprehensive concrete services to meet the needs of residential and commercial properties alike.
Building Survey / Condition Reports
P&J Masonry Restoration Professionals, takes a systematic approach to building surveys and condition reports, combining thorough inspections with detailed documentation and analysis. Our experienced team of surveyors and masons carefully assesses all aspects of the property's exterior, including masonry, concrete, brickwork, and structural elements, to provide a comprehensive overview of its condition.