Tuck Pointing

Tuck-pointing or “re-pointing” is the specialized technique of filling holes and washed out joints between bricks with new mortar, usually done for aesthetic and/or maintenance reasons. Tuck-pointing is often needed where masonry is most exposed to the harsh Canadian weather conditions. When water gets into these empty mortar joints it starts to deteriorate your brick, stone, and mortar.
Not only does tuck-pointing make the exterior much more aesthetically pleasing, it also serves a crucial functional purpose by preventing moisture penetration, controlling water damage, and increasing the overall stability of the masonry.

We take much pride in our tuck-pointing skills and possess expertise in selecting appropriate mortar dyes, matching existing mortar profiles, and executing precise techniques to achieve seamless and long-lasting results.

Our process produces a seamless blend of the new repairs with the original masonry, without leaving any patchy areas that stand out

Through meticulous attention to detail, tuckpointing not only revitalizes the beauty of older buildings but also ensures their structural integrity for years to come.