Brick pointing typically costs $8 - $22 per square foot, depending on building height, access, mortar condition, and repair scope. Most brownstone facades range from $3,500 - $9,000. We provide free, itemized estimates.

Note: This is just a rough estimate. Actual price may vary greatly. Contact our team to get an accurate estimate according to your requirements. 

The right mortar depends on your building's age and brick type. Older buildings typically require lime-based mortar, while newer masonry usually uses Type N or Type S mortar. We match the mortar for strength, compatibility, and color.

Brick pointing repairs deteriorated mortar joints, while brick repair replaces cracked or damaged bricks. Many projects require both to restore the wall's appearance and structural integrity.

Yes. We repair and restore brownstone, limestone, granite, bluestone, and other natural stone using compatible materials and color-matching techniques. We also work on landmark and historic properties.

We install and repair sidewalks, stoops, steps, retaining walls, slabs, garage aprons, platforms, and structural concrete. All work complies with NYC codes, and we handle required DOT and DOB permits.

Most residential brick pointing projects take 2-4 days, while larger facade restorations may take 2-4 weeks. The timeline depends on project size, weather, scaffold setup, and repair complexity.

Stucco patching fixes small cosmetic damage, while stucco repair addresses underlying issues like moisture, delamination, or substrate movement. We inspect the wall before recommending the right solution.

Traditional stucco is a durable cement-based finish without insulation, while EIFS includes a continuous insulation layer for improved energy performance. The best option depends on your building's design and requirements.

Stucco cracks can result from building movement, moisture intrusion, thermal expansion, poor installation, or aging. While small hairline cracks may be cosmetic, larger cracks should be professionally evaluated.

Yes. We match existing stucco textures and colors using custom finishes and test samples to create seamless repairs that blend naturally with the surrounding facade.

Thoroseal is a waterproof coating for below-grade masonry and concrete, while Thorocoat is an elastomeric coating that protects above-grade stucco and masonry. Both help prevent water intrusion and extend facade life.

A parapet is the wall along the edge of a flat roof. Because it's heavily exposed to weather, it commonly develops cracks, failing mortar, and water damage. Regular maintenance helps prevent costly repairs and Local Law 11 violations.

Facade restoration may include brick pointing, brick replacement, lintel repairs, parapet restoration, stucco repairs, sealant replacement, and waterproofing. The goal is to restore safety, appearance, and long-term durability.

Yes. We perform masonry and facade repairs required for Local Law 11 (FISP) compliance, working with Qualified Exterior Wall Inspectors to resolve SWARMP and UNSAFE conditions efficiently.

Minor repairs often don't require permits, but structural work, major facade restoration, scaffolding, and sidewalk work typically do. We determine permit requirements and handle all necessary filings.

We begin with a free on-site inspection and detailed estimate, then handle permits, scheduling, project management, and regular updates. Every project concludes with a final walkthrough and artistry warranty.

We proudly serve all five NYC boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island, including surrounding neighborhoods for residential, commercial, and multi-family masonry and stucco projects.