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Structural Masonry Repair Projects Across DFW

Explore structural masonry repair projects completed throughout Dallas–Fort Worth, including brick reconstruction, steel-supported archways, expansion joints, structural crack repair, and detailed masonry restoration.

This brick entry archway was carefully dismantled and structurally rebuilt using 100% of the home's original brick. A custom-fabricated steel support was installed to permanently reinforce the opening, preserving the home's original architectural cha
Existing brick archway removed in preparation for a complete structural rebuild. Careful demolition allows the underlying structural issues to be addressed before installing a custom-engineered steel support and reconstructing the masonry.
Structural repair of a deteriorating brick entry archway. The existing masonry was carefully dismantled, a custom-fabricated steel support was installed, and the arch was professionally rebuilt to restore its strength and original appearance. Every d
Complete reconstruction of three structural brick archways using custom-fabricated steel support angles engineered to our specifications. Each arch was carefully dismantled, stabilized, and rebuilt using the original brick whenever possible, with mor
Masonry joint repair completed by removing the failed joint material, thoroughly cleaning the area, and installing color-matched polyurethane sealant for a clean, flexible, weather-resistant finish.
Comparison of two brick walls revealing the difference between a damaged and a repaired brick wall, with the damaged wall on the left showing missing bricks and the repaired wall on the right showing a complete brick surface.
This project involved extensive structural crack repair, replacement of damaged brick, and professional tuckpointing throughout the affected area. Failed mortar joints were carefully removed and repointed with color-matched mortar within reason, whil
Rebuilt brick corner with the damaged masonry removed and re-laid to restore the wall alignment, bond pattern, and finished appearance.
Before-and-after window perimeter sealing showing deteriorated sealant removed and replaced with professionally applied polyurethane matched to the window frame color for a clean, uniform, weather-resistant finish.
Comparison of brick exterior on a house: the left side shows a section with some damage and cracks, while the right side shows a repaired and cleaned section of the brick wall
Broken brick corner pop at the base of an exterior wall before repair.
Completed brick corner pop repair with the damaged masonry rebuilt and fresh concrete still curing at the base of the wall.
Failed undersized steel lintel above a large brick opening temporarily supported with heavy-duty pole jacks while the masonry was stabilized for structural lintel replacement.
Before-and-after brick archway repair showing a failing arch above and the reconstructed archway with new steel support below
Structural steel lintel replacement in progress above a large brick opening. The failing masonry was removed to expose the original support, and a new properly sized steel lintel was installed with extended bearing on both sides before the brickwork
Completed brick archway reconstruction with new structural steel support installed above the opening. The masonry was rebuilt to restore proper support, maintain the original architectural shape, and provide a clean finished appearance.
Completed structural steel lintel replacement with the original brick carefully salvaged and re-laid over the opening, restoring proper support while preserving the home’s original masonry appearance.
Side-by-side comparison of a brick wall with a large vertical crack on the left and a repaired brick wall on the right.
Brick crack repair with replacement brick newly installed and fresh mortar joints in place before final cleaning and finishing.
Brick crack repair around a residential window with damaged joints restored, decorative brickwork reset, and the perimeter sealed with color-matched polyurethane for a clean, weather-resistant finish that blends closely with the existing masonry.
Close-up of the front porch of a brick house, showing the house number 1205, a black front door with a Christmas wreath, a cream-colored gutter, and a security light, under a blue sky.
Close-up of a brick house corner with an open soffit and fascia, showing part of a front door with a floral wreath. The brick wall has a mix of red and brown bricks, and the sky is clear and blue.
Brick exterior wall of a building with a window featuring horizontal blinds. A small green shrub is planted at the base of the wall, with a garden hose nozzle visible among the plants.
A brick wall with a large, rectangular window showing a reflection of trees, and a concrete base at the bottom with some dirty soil, leaves, and small plants.
A close-up of a brick wall with red, brown, and gray bricks.
A brick house with a window and a garden in front, featuring green shrubbery and brown mulch.
Comparison of brick wall sections around a window, showing weathered, aged bricks on the left and newer, cleaner bricks on the right.
Side-by-side comparison of a brick wall with cracks before and after repairs, showing a ladder leaning against the wall.
Front entrance of a house with white double doors and two stone lion statues on either side of the steps. There are red brick steps leading up to the door and white pillars on each side of the door. There are garden beds with mulch and some tools or
Flagstone walkway restoration in progress following removal of deteriorated mortar joints. The joints were carefully ground out and repointed with fresh mortar to restore joint integrity, improve the overall appearance, and provide a clean, durable f
Completed flagstone walkway restoration with deteriorated joints fully removed, repointed with fresh mortar, and the finished surface professionally sealed to protect the stone, enhance durability, and provide a clean, uniform appearance.
Before-and-after stone walkway restoration using the original stones, carefully removed and re-laid to match the surrounding walkways while preserving the existing pattern and overall appearance.
Before-and-after stone walkway restoration using the original stones, carefully removed and re-laid to match the surrounding walkways while preserving the existing pattern and overall appearance.
Front of a brick house with a large window, plants, and a garden ornament in the yard. The sky is clear and blue.
New expansion joint professionally cut into the brick masonry to provide a controlled movement joint and help reduce stress-related cracking in the surrounding wall.
Stone corner repair completed after impact damage, with the original stone carefully relaid and reset to restore the corner and maintain a consistent match with the surrounding masonry.
Expansion joint restoration completed by thoroughly cutting out and cleaning the failed joint, then installing color-matched polyurethane sealant to closely blend with the surrounding mortar while allowing proper movement in the masonry.
Comparison of a brick wall with and without a drain pipe covering. The left side shows the wall with clutter and garden items, and the right side shows the same wall after cleaning or repair, revealing the bare brick surface.
Comparison of a brick mailbox before and after repairs. The before image shows a slightly tilted mailbox with a black door and weathered bricks. The after image shows the mailbox straightened and leveled with a spirit level, with new bricks and clean
Previous mismatched mortar repair corrected by grinding out the poorly matched joints and repointing the area with properly color-matched mortar to create a cleaner, more consistent blend with the surrounding masonry.
Brick mailbox with house number 4707 and street name Behrens Road in front of a yard with trees and a house in the background, sunset sky.
A brick mailbox with the house number 10970 displayed on a white plaque at the bottom. A black mailbox is embedded in the brick structure. The mailbox has a decorative bird design. The mailbox is situated on a landscaped lawn with green grass, in fro
Completed brick corner reconstruction using closely matched replacement brick and color-matched mortar to restore the damaged corner and blend the repair with the surrounding masonry.
Before-and-after brick mailbox reconstruction showing the original damaged mailbox and completed rebuild
Completed brick mailbox rebuild with dual mailbox inserts and matched residential brickwork
Back side of completed brick mailbox rebuild showing finished masonry and capped brickwork
A professionally installed expansion joint designed to accommodate normal thermal movement within the brick veneer. The joint was cut to full depth, thoroughly cleaned, and sealed with a premium polyurethane sealant over backer rod where required, he