Brick, Stone, and Terra Cotta
     Concrete & Masonry Restoration Company specializes in all types of masonry
     restoration projects. All brick, stone, and terra cotta structures are in good hands with
     C&M Restoration.

Stone Restoration
     Stone can be restored through patching, consolidation or sealing. Excessively
     damaged stone is replaced with new stone units matching the type, color and shape
     as closely as possible.

Terra Cotta Restoration
     Restoration of terra cotta can involve cleaning, re-coating, re-glazing, replacement,
     sculpting and patching.

Patching and Sculpting
     High quality cementitious patching materials are formulated to match the color and
     texture of the existing masonry, then used to patch the masonry unit. After patching
     has been completed, C&M Restoration's experienced masons can shape and sculpt
     the repaired masonry unit to its original shape.

Re-pointing
     Deteriorating mortar joints are carefully removed to the depth of sound mortar. The
     joints are then prepared and re-pointed using mortar matching the existing as closely
     as possible. 

Brick and Block Replacement
     Deteriorated brick and block is carefully removed from the façade and new matching
     units are reinstalled within the prepared cavity.

Caulking
     Caulk is a flexible urethane or silicone material which is placed in joints to prevent
     moisture intrusion and/or allow for movement. Caulking can resolve leaks, minimize
     HVAC losses, and prevent mold and pest intrusion.

Joint Grouting
     Joint grouting is the process of applying a fine grout to good mortar joints which have
     only minor surface imperfections. Joint grouting does not inhibit the joints ability to
     breathe and does provide a more impervious mortar joint.

Masonry Cleaning
     Atmospheric pollutants, dust, plant growth, and other visual discolorations are
     carefully removed from masonry surfaces. Methods include controlled pressure water,
     mild chemicals, hot water, and various forms of media blasting.

Supplemental Wall Ties
     Supplemental wall ties are helical and mechanical, non-corroding units that tie
     masonry veneers to the back-up frame.

Consolidation
     Consolidation is a treatment of the masonry surface with repeated application of a
     liquid solution which is applied by brush or spray. Masonry consolidation replaces the
     natural constituents and binders which have broken down over time. 

Clear Penetrating Sealers
     Sealers are primarily utilized to minimize moisture intrusion into mortar and masonry
     units without effecting the substrates ability to breathe. The sealer should not effect
     the original appearance.