Masonry
Masonry construction involves assembling individual units (bricks, stones, blocks, or tiles) using mortar as the bonding agent. Skilled masons lay the units in courses, ensuring proper alignment, spacing, and bonding between units. Various techniques, such as running bond, stack bond, Flemish bond, and herringbone, are used to create different patterns and structural configurations.
Construction
Proper maintenance is essential for preserving the beauty and longevity of masonry structures. Masonry contractors offer maintenance services such as cleaning, repointing, sealing, and waterproofing to protect against weathering, deterioration, and structural damage over time.
Maintenance
Masonry plays a significant role in preserving historical buildings and landmarks. Historic preservation specialists employ specialized techniques and materials to restore and maintain masonry structures while preserving their architectural integrity and historical significance.