Preserve Your Walls. Protect Your Investment.
In New York City, the weather doesn’t play nice—icy winters, humid summers, sudden
temperature swings. Over time, mortar between bricks begins to deteriorate. You’ll see small gaps,
crumbling joints, or even water stains inside your home. What starts as a minor cosmetic flaw quickly
becomes a serious structural risk.
Loose or missing mortar lets in water, which freezes, expands,
and damages the wall from the inside out. It’s not just about appearance—it’s about
safety, longevity, and keeping your building watertight.
The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) and Department of Buildings require that mortar used in historic and modern buildings matches the original in color, texture, and composition. In fact, mortar must be cured under specific temperature conditions—a minimum of 72 hours above 45°F—to meet approval. Improper pointing can violate code and lead to failed inspections or citations, especially in landmark zones.
We don’t just slap on mortar, we restore your wall with precision and pride.
Here’s how
we do it:
Whether you're protecting a Brooklyn brownstone, a brick-faced co-op in Queens, or a commercial building in Manhattan, our work is designed to blend in perfectly and hold up indefinitely.
This isn’t just about fixing bricks. It’s about protecting homes, families, and building value in one of the toughest climates and regulatory environments in the U.S.