Masonry Repointing
Repointing extends the life of your chimney by renewing the mortar.
Masonry repointing involves repairing the joints between bricks to restore structural integrity and prevent water intrusion.
Over time, mortar joints can deteriorate due to weathering, leading to potential structural damage if not addressed.
Our repointing services use matching materials to blend seamlessly with your existing masonry for a durable, aesthetically pleasing result.
On the day
- STEP 1
Assess the condition of existing mortar joints.
- STEP 2
Carefully remove damaged mortar without harming the bricks.
- STEP 3
Apply new mortar and ensure proper curing.
- STEP 4
Inspect the finished work for durability and appearance.
Questions
Why is repointing necessary?
Repointing renews the strength of the brickwork by replacing deteriorated mortar, which prevents water penetration and further damage.
How often should repointing be done?
Repointing is generally needed when mortar joints show signs of deterioration, often every 20 to 30 years, depending on exposure.