Tuckpointing
Tuckpointing is the process of returning the bricks in your building to its formal structural integrity and beauty through a combined process of cleaning, applying fresh mortar and white lines between the bricks.
Tuckpointing is also known as a way of using two contrasting colours of mortar in between brick joints, one colour matching the bricks to blend in and give you an artificial impression. The second colour is a raised white or black line which will stand out to a striking distinguished effect.
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Brick / Stone Pointing
Repointing is needed when existing mortar between brick or stone walls have weathered away which can cause losing its structure and water to enter joints which result in dampness. It is common over time for the mortar to deteriorate and its effect can diminish the structural integrity of the building, leading to more humidity and can cause the building to appear worn down. The reason mortar can deteriorate is simply by erosion from the weather over many years. Repointing is also a great way to give your home fresh look with different colour mortar mixes and styles.
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Brick Restoration
Brick restoration aim is to restore the appearance and structure of your brick wall. The skilled craft of restoration is a detailed process, designed to address both the safety and aesthetic of a building that requires attention. The restoration involves repairing cracks, damaged loose brickwork or even replacing your building with new colour bricks to give it a fresh new look.
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Damp Course Replacement
Damp course replacement is a way of fixing rising damp issues. Damaged damp course allows moisture and water to penetrate and rise above the actual damp course level which will decay your brick wall and structure. Damp walls will encourage mould growth and health problems if not replaced.
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