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What makes us unique is that we actually put pride in all of our work. There are many masons out there who charges more and do crappy work. Believe me I personally know a couple.
Brick and Lime specializes in long-lasting historical restoration. Experts in lime mortar and mortar matching, we offer options for your repairs from budget to premium options. Chimney repairs - Choose from mortar types, stone caps or copper caps, aluminum flashing or copper flashing, and many more options to suit your budget and personal preferences. Masonry should last a lifetime! Repointing--Replacing the mortar in your brick or stone building means choosing the right mortar for the age of the building and the type of original construction. Using modern, cement mortar for a pre-1900's brick or stone home is a BIG mistake! Consult with the area's most experienced masons in lime mortar installation and historic mortar matching. Trust a company who has worked for the Federal Government on historic landmarks! Basements--Find solutions for historic home foundations that really last. Use original materials and restore breathability and longevity to your home. Stone wall repairs - We will use our expertise in stonework to restore your structure to its original beauty and integrity.
Gilsonite /oil-base sealer applies and looks very shiny once applied. After a few weeks, it will look black and velvety. Gilsonite Sealer or asphaltum is a natural asphalt sealer, the resinous hydrocarbon found in Iran the long time ago. This sealer is composed of hard gilsonite asphalt resin; it adds seals and protects the pavement against the effects of weathering. Get your driveway ready for the harsh winter conditions coming to extend the life of blacktop. The Notorious Freeze-Thaw Cycle If your asphalt pavement hasn't been properly sealed and maintained, even the tiniest of cracks can fill up with snow and ice, which melts, then re-freezes. During this process, the ice expands in the crack, forcing the crack to widen. Eventually, these tiny cracks get bigger and spread. asphalt starts to fade and turn gray as it ages. This process of corrosion is called oxidation. Aged asphalt becomes brittle and prone to cracking and flaking. However, certain steps can be taken to slow down the process and prevent further damage on your asphalt surface 10% off if you mention this AD Local family owned & operated
