Masonry Repointing
Repointing to strengthen and restore masonry joints.
Masonry repointing involves renewing the external part of mortar joints. Over time, mortar can deteriorate due to exposure to the elements.
Repointing restores the structural integrity of the masonry and prevents water from entering the joints, which can cause damage.
We select the appropriate mortar mix and color to blend with existing masonry, ensuring both functionality and visual continuity.
On the day
- STEP 1
Assessment of masonry condition
- STEP 2
Removal of damaged mortar
- STEP 3
Application of new mortar with matching texture and color
- STEP 4
Final inspection for stability and appearance
Questions
How do I know if repointing is needed?
Visible cracks and crumbling mortar are strong indicators for repointing needs.
Is repointing necessary for all types of brickwork?
Most masonry structures may need repointing as mortar naturally erodes over time.