Heather NechWhen the face of your concrete foundation peels off, it’s called “foundation spalling”. Spalling is a common problem. It can have multiple causes, however, in this particular situation the cause is due to rebar (which are the steel bars within concrete that provide a rigid structure) were installed too close to the edge of the … Read more
Problem At this house, the primary concern the customer had when contacting our company is that the bricks are leaning away from the house toward the top of the wall where the bricks meet the siding. If you look along the sides of the windows in the FIRST photo where the window frame meets … Read more
PROBLEM This house has missing mortar. It’s actually a very common problem most frequently caused by “sandy mortar” at the time of manufacture. Meaning that the ratio of sand to mortar was out of balance. Too much sand and not enough mortar. Over time the mortar joints sponge up water and deteriorate. How we … Read more
The problem indicated in the “before” photo is that the lintel, (metal support that sits above the garage door but below the bricks), was undersized to support the weight of the bricks, and was not bolted into the lumber header behind the bricks. As well, the bricks were not properly secured to the stud wall … Read more
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