Masonry Repointing
Repointing restores deteriorating mortar joints in your chimney.
Masonry repointing involves repairing the mortar joints in brick or stone masonry. Over time, weather and age can cause these joints to deteriorate, leading to structural weaknesses.
Our repointing service carefully removes old mortar and replaces it with new, matching material. This process restores the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of your chimney.
Repointing is essential for preventing water ingress and further damage, helping maintain the value and safety of your property.
On the day
- I
Inspect the masonry to identify areas in need of repointing.
- II
Remove damaged or deteriorated mortar from the joints.
- III
Apply new mortar carefully, ensuring a strong bond.
- IV
Allow the new mortar to cure properly and conduct a final inspection.
Questions
Why is masonry repointing important?
Repointing repairs damaged mortar joints, preventing water ingress and maintaining structural integrity.
How often should chimney masonry be repointed?
Masonry repointing is needed as mortar deteriorates, typically every 20-30 years, but may vary based on exposure and damage.