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The Best Reasons to Hire a Professional Masonry Repair Service

Wednesday, February 15th, 2023

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When your building needs repairs, trust a professional masonry repair service.

If you have noticed cracks, chips, or other issues plaguing your masonry, you may be tempted to handle the problem yourself. After all, any chance to cut costs is good, right? When it comes to repairing masonry, investing in a professional repair service can help you save extra expenses down the line while also ensuring that your commercial building is restored correctly and is not at risk for further damage. Masonry is a delicate skill honed over years of experience. For this reason and the benefits listed below, we recommend calling the professional masonry repair service at DelPrete Masonry when you need maintenance. (more…)

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Why Contact Del Prete Masonry for Your Maryland Property?

Thursday, March 31st, 2022

Do you plan to revamp your property in Maryland?
Contact Del Prete Masonry today!

Do you plan to revamp your property in Maryland? Well, it’s better to hire a professional masonry company, especially if bricks are included in the project. Doing so guarantees quality renovation. Let’s find out why you should call Del Prete Masonry to work its magic on your property. (more…)

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Practical Tips to Care for Your Bricks

Wednesday, March 16th, 2022

Properly caring for your bricks will increase their longevity and boost their appearance.

Without a doubt, bricks are built to last a long time. They are seen everywhere, from walls to pavements, but bricks have their fair share of setbacks even with their usefulness. And in places with harsh winters and hot summers, bricks are prone to blemishes. We’ve created an article full of tips you can use to care for bricks properly. (more…)

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The Importance of Masonry Repointing

Friday, March 11th, 2022

The importance of masonry repointing can prevent further damages to existing disintegrating walls in a structure.

While mortar lasts long, it does wear out with time, and then maintenance is necessary to keep the wall of a building sealed. To replace the masonry in a disintegrating wall, the process of repointing must be completed. Unsure what your masonry structure needs? Read on for some notes on the importance of masonry repointing. (more…)

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Historic Masonry Restoration: The Benefits and Importance of Hiring Professionals

Monday, January 31st, 2022

Consider the benefits of a professional masonry restoration.

Historic masonry restoration involves preserving the integrity and character of older buildings and structures. Landmark buildings are necessary to keep around because people have a connection to the past and bear witness to a particular town’s aesthetic and cultural values. It’s a rewarding process but comes with many challenges when you don’t hire a professional. Fortunately, DelPrete Masonry’s skilled artisans have the expertise, resources, and tools to execute historic masonry restoration masterfully. Here is a further look at the importance of hiring professionals and the overall benefits of historic preservation (more…)

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Restoring the Color of Faded Bricks

Friday, January 28th, 2022

One aspect of masonry restoration that can’t be undersold is restoring the color of faded bricks. Because bricks are relatively maintenance-free, it isn’t a process that needs to happen often. However, exposure to the elements like rain, dirt, or sunlight can eventually cause your bricks to lose their bright, original color. Fortunately, through the power of masonry restoration, it’s possible to restore your bricks and make them shine just like they did the day they were made. Let’s take a look at this critical aspect of masonry restoration and see what the process of restoring color in faded bricks actually looks like.

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What to Consider Before Hiring a Masonry Contractor

Friday, January 21st, 2022

Masonry is the skilled trade related to stonework, encompassing everything from creating foundations from cinderblocks to laying paths of bricks. The odds are good that you have some sort of masonry restoration or construction project on your to-do list. But for the most part, masonry repair is a job best left to the professionals. If you may be looking for a mason soon, read on for some notes on choosing the best masonry contractor.

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Tuckpointing: Everything You Need to Know

Friday, September 24th, 2021

Many grand and historic buildings are made from brick, as it is a dependable material for most construction projects. Structures made from brick are designed to last a very long time, but they are not impervious to damage. For this reason, many brick buildings need to be reinforced. Tuckpointing is the process used to strengthen and support brick structures. Let’s go over the basics of tuckpointing.

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How to Restore Faded Exterior Brick Masonry

Friday, August 6th, 2021

Exterior bricks are virtually maintenance-free and very long-lasting. However, they are not indestructible. Eventually, your exterior bricks will begin to fade and lose their luster. This is especially true in outdoor environments where the Sun, debris, and weather work against the surface of the porous bricks. Luckily, you can restore the color to old brick and keep it looking like new. Here are a few tips to restore faded exterior bricks on your building.

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Brief Care Guide for Concrete

Monday, June 15th, 2020

Read on for a quick guide to help you take good care of your concrete.

Whether you have a concrete curb, driveway, or monument, you know that concrete is a material that is both versatile and durable. Although concrete is incredibly low maintenance, knowing a few simple tricks to take care of it can help it last a lifetime. Read on for a quick guide to help you take good care of your concrete.

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