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Posts Tagged ‘ brick buildings ’

The Top 5 Reasons Brick Buildings Will Never Go Out of Style

Thursday, February 22nd, 2024
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Why do brick buildings never go out of style? They provide these amazing benefits.

In the ever-evolving world of construction, where trends come and go, one enduring choice stands tall – brick buildings. DelPrete Masonry, a trusted name in commercial masonry construction, has been constructing beautiful new buildings with bricks and stones for decades. What about brick buildings makes them a perennial top choice for building designs? The following benefits can be enjoyed when you choose brick for your next construction project.  (more…)

How to Spot Problems in Your Brick Building’s Foundation

Thursday, November 30th, 2023
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Look for stair-step cracks that indicate problems with your brick building’s foundation.

Damaged foundations and cracked walls not only cause unsightly blemishes to your property and wreak havoc on your resale value but also make your building hazardous. Damage in the foundation can soon mean that the entire structure is not as stable as it should be. While some cracks you spot may be cosmetic damage and can quickly be fixed by a masonry expert, others may be a sign of a sinking foundation. If you spot problems in your brick building’s foundation, contact DelPrete Masonry for an inspection by a professional. We can recommend the best steps to return your building to safety. Remember the following tips when searching for cracks in your foundation.  (more…)

The Challenges of Restoring Historic Brick Buildings

Thursday, September 28th, 2023
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Your professional crew from DelPrete Masonry considers these factors while restoring historic brick buildings.

All buildings are susceptible to deterioration over time. As the years pass, the foundation’s structural integrity can weaken, increasing the chance of safety hazards. When this happens, the building needs significant repairs to restore the integrity and appearance of the historic building. DelPrete Masonry has experience restoring historic brick buildings; a professional must always undertake this process. At the end of a professional building restoration, your historic building will again stand strong. By understanding the common challenges of restoring historic buildings, building owners can learn what to expect during the process and why so much care is necessary. When DelPrete Masonry restores your structure, we consider how the following factors influence your building. (more…)

4 Tips for Enhancing the Look of Your Commercial Masonry Building

Friday, April 7th, 2023
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Maintain a beautiful commercial masonry building with these tips.

Your commercial building is the first impression anyone visiting your property will get. As a result, when your property looks unkempt or your building is not maintained correctly, it can be a red flag and lead to poor impressions. Here are four of our simple tips to enhance the look of your commercial masonry building.  (more…)

Why Commercial Masonry Buildings Look Better and Last Longer

Thursday, January 26th, 2023
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Commercial masonry buildings look better and last longer than other buildings because of their materials.

If you are ready to build a new commercial building for your company or ready to update an existing location, you have to consider what type of material to use. Factors like cost, longevity, and aesthetics are important to consider, which is why masonry is an excellent choice for your commercial building projects. Commercial masonry buildings look better than the competition and last much longer. If you want an impressive style that lasts, call DelPrete Masonry today to design your building with the following advantages.  (more…)