Masonry Repointing
Restore the strength of your masonry with repointing.
Repointing involves renewing the external part of mortar joints in masonry, crucial for maintaining structural integrity.
Our skilled masons carefully remove old mortar and replace it with fresh mortar, keeping your structure strong and water-resistant.
Repointing not only enhances the appearance of your masonry but also prolongs its lifespan by preventing moisture damage.
On the day
- STEP 1
Assess the condition of existing mortar joints.
- STEP 2
Carefully remove old and damaged mortar.
- STEP 3
Apply new, matching mortar to joints.
- STEP 4
Finish and clean the masonry to restore its original look.
Questions
Why is repointing important?
Repointing prevents water ingress which can lead to structural damage and energy loss.
How often should masonry be repointed?
Frequency depends on exposure; however, check every 20-30 years or if damage appears.