Masonry

1) Brick Grinding & Brick Repointing: These are masonry restoration techniques. Brick grinding involves smoothing or leveling the surface of bricks, often used to remove unevenness or imperfections. Brick repointing involves removing deteriorated mortar joints from between bricks and replacing them with fresh mortar.

2) Parapet Wall Repair or Reconstruction: Parapet walls are the portions of walls that extend above the roofline of a building. Repair or reconstruction involves fixing or rebuilding these walls, which can become damaged due to weathering, structural issues, or other factors.

3) Brick Installations & Modifications: This involves the installation of new brickwork or making alterations to existing brick structures. It could include constructing new walls, building facades, or other brick features, as well as modifying existing brick structures to meet specific requirements.

4) Coping Stone Installations: Coping stones are flat stones or concrete units placed on top of walls or parapets to protect them from water penetration and weathering. Installing coping stones involves placing them securely on the wall to provide a protective cap.

5) CMU Installations: CMU stands for Concrete Masonry Unit, commonly known as concrete blocks. CMU installations involve using these blocks to build walls, partitions, or other structures. This could include both interior and exterior applications, such as building retaining walls, fences, or structural walls within buildings.

These services are essential in maintaining and enhancing the structural integrity and appearance of buildings with masonry elements.

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