Rohan's General Construction provides brick pointing and mortar joint repair for homes, multi-family buildings, commercial properties and churches in New York City. Work begins with the condition of the brickwork and mortar joints that need attention.
Remove deteriorated mortar where needed and repair affected joints.
Address worn or missing mortar between existing bricks.
Pointing and related masonry work on exterior brick surfaces.
Evaluate mortar joints that show visible deterioration or openings.
Brick pointing focuses on the mortar joints between masonry units. When mortar becomes cracked, loose, recessed or missing, the affected areas can be evaluated to determine the scope of repointing or related masonry repair.
The brick itself also matters. Spalling, movement or damaged masonry may require work beyond simply replacing mortar.
Request a Masonry Estimate →Look for joints that are cracked, missing, loose or visibly deteriorated.
Check for damaged, loose or deteriorated masonry units.
Review walls, corners, parapets and other exposed brickwork as applicable.
Determine whether the project involves pointing, brick repair or related masonry work.
Visible cracks in mortar joints are a reason to have the area evaluated.
Breaking, flaking or deteriorated brick may require masonry repair.
Staining or moisture-related marks can help identify areas that deserve closer review.
Loose or displaced masonry should be evaluated rather than treated as a mortar-only issue.
Recessed, missing or worn joints are common reasons property owners consider repointing.
Brick pointing, often called repointing, is work performed on deteriorated mortar joints between bricks. The appropriate scope depends on the existing condition of the masonry.
Cracked, loose, recessed or missing mortar are visible conditions that can justify having the brickwork evaluated.
No. Pointing addresses mortar joints. Damaged or loose bricks may require separate masonry repair or replacement work.
Rohan's serves homes, multi-family buildings, commercial properties and churches.
Use the estimate form on this page or call (646) 491-2357 to describe the brickwork and request an estimate.
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