Construction
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Masonry Restoration
The main objective of masonry rebuilding is to repair or replace damaged masonry units while restoring the area to a color and quality that appears original to the building. Masonry rebuilding is most often required when there is significant corrosion of the structural steel or when severe deterioration is present – water infiltration being the primary cause of each.
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Tuck-pointing
Mortar joints between masonry units (i.e. brick, block, stone, or terra cotta) can deteriorate over time, becoming weak and vulnerable to excessive moisture penetration. Repointing, also referred to as tuckpointing, is the process of removing the deteriorated mortar and replacing it with fresh, compatible mortar, thereby increasing a structure’s longevity.
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Flashing Remediation
Masonry building materials are absorbent, meaning all masonry veneers can become saturated with water and dry out, which may accelerate deterioration. In order to manage water saturation effectively, through- wall flashings must be installed above window and door openings, the base of walls, relief and shelf angles, and at rooftop elevations.
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Masonry Restoration
The main objective of masonry rebuilding is to repair or replace damaged masonry units while restoring the area to a color and quality that appears original to the building. Masonry rebuilding is most often required when there is significant corrosion of the structural steel or when severe deterioration is present – water infiltration being the primary cause of each.
Read More
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Tuck-pointing
Mortar joints between masonry units (i.e. brick, block, stone, or terra cotta) can deteriorate over time, becoming weak and vulnerable to excessive moisture penetration. Repointing, also referred to as tuckpointing, is the process of removing the deteriorated mortar and replacing it with fresh, compatible mortar, thereby increasing a structure’s longevity.
Read More
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Flashing Remediation
Masonry building materials are absorbent, meaning all masonry veneers can become saturated with water and dry out, which may accelerate deterioration. In order to manage water saturation effectively, through- wall flashings must be installed above window and door openings, the base of walls, relief and shelf angles, and at rooftop elevations.
Read More
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Masonry Restoration
The main objective of masonry rebuilding is to repair or replace damaged masonry units while restoring the area to a color and quality that appears original to the building. Masonry rebuilding is most often required when there is significant corrosion of the structural steel or when severe deterioration is present – water infiltration being the primary cause of each.
Read More
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Tuck-pointing
Mortar joints between masonry units (i.e. brick, block, stone, or terra cotta) can deteriorate over time, becoming weak and vulnerable to excessive moisture penetration. Repointing, also referred to as tuckpointing, is the process of removing the deteriorated mortar and replacing it with fresh, compatible mortar, thereby increasing a structure’s longevity.
Read More
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Flashing Remediation
Masonry building materials are absorbent, meaning all masonry veneers can become saturated with water and dry out, which may accelerate deterioration. In order to manage water saturation effectively, through- wall flashings must be installed above window and door openings, the base of walls, relief and shelf angles, and at rooftop elevations.
Read More
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Masonry Restoration
The main objective of masonry rebuilding is to repair or replace damaged masonry units while restoring the area to a color and quality that appears original to the building. Masonry rebuilding is most often required when there is significant corrosion of the structural steel or when severe deterioration is present – water infiltration being the primary cause of each.
Read More
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Tuck-pointing
Mortar joints between masonry units (i.e. brick, block, stone, or terra cotta) can deteriorate over time, becoming weak and vulnerable to excessive moisture penetration. Repointing, also referred to as tuckpointing, is the process of removing the deteriorated mortar and replacing it with fresh, compatible mortar, thereby increasing a structure’s longevity.
Read More
-
Flashing Remediation
Masonry building materials are absorbent, meaning all masonry veneers can become saturated with water and dry out, which may accelerate deterioration. In order to manage water saturation effectively, through- wall flashings must be installed above window and door openings, the base of walls, relief and shelf angles, and at rooftop elevations.
Read More
