Repointing is a process in masonry where deteriorated or damaged mortar joints in a brick or stone wall are replaced with new mortar. Over time, weathering, exposure to the elements, and natural wear can cause mortar joints to weaken, crack, or erode. Repointing is performed to enhance the structural integrity of a masonry structure, improve its appearance, and prevent further damage.

Repairs to bricks and pavers are essential for maintaining the structural integrity and visual appeal of outdoor surfaces. Over time, exposure to the elements and general wear can lead to cracks, chips, or displacement. Addressing these issues promptly is crucial to prevent further damage and ensure the longevity of pathways, driveways, or patios. Repairs typically involve replacing damaged items, filling cracks with suitable mortar or jointing material, and re-leveling surfaces.

Replacing old and outdated masonry work with new materials is a strategic approach to enhance both the functionality and appearance of structures.  This process involves carefully removing the existing bricks, stones, or other masonry components and replacing them with new, durable materials. It provides an opportunity to upgrade to modern, energy-efficient options, improve structural integrity, and align with contemporary aesthetic standards. Whether it’s revitalizing the facade of a building or updating a garden wall, the replacement of old masonry with new elements can be done quickly and efficiently by Klever Brothers Construction.

Waterproofing bricks offers a range of advantages that contribute to the longevity and structural integrity of buildings. By applying a waterproofing sealant to brick surfaces, one creates a protective barrier against water infiltration. This is particularly crucial in regions with heavy rainfall or fluctuating weather conditions. Waterproofing helps prevent moisture from seeping into the bricks, reducing the risk of structural damage, such as cracks or erosion. Waterproofing also preserves the aesthetic appeal of bricks, preventing discoloration and efflorescence. Investing in waterproofing for bricks not only extends the lifespan of the construction but also minimizes the need for costly repairs and maintenance.