Brick Repair in Burlington
Freeze-thaw cycles and constant moisture are hard on brick in Burlington. Water gets into small cracks in the brick and mortar, expands when it freezes, and over time causes bricks to flake (spall) and mortar joints to break down. Poor drainage, aging materials and earlier poor-quality repairs speed this up. Fixing problems early with professional brick repair prevents further structural damage and keeps your home safe and looking good.
We provide brick replacement, repointing and repair of deteriorated masonry for homes across Burlington, Oakville and Waterdown. Whether the damage is in one spot or widespread, we focus on long-lasting repairs and a clean finish that blends with your existing brick.
Common Brick Issues We Repair
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Spalling or flaking brick
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Cracked or missing mortar joints
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Water damage and moisture intrusion
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Loose or shifting brickwork
Our Brick Repair Process
We begin by assessing the extent of the damage and identifying the underlying cause. Damaged bricks and deteriorated mortar are carefully removed, followed by installation of matching brick and proper repointing. This ensures the repair is both structurally sound and visually consistent with the existing masonry.
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This brick repair project in Burlington involved impact damage where a vehicle backed into the wall, causing cracked and displaced brick along with damage to the foundation. We responded quickly, carefully removed the affected area, and installed new brick that closely matched the existing structure. The foundation was also repaired to restore full integrity, leaving the wall structurally sound and visually consistent with the original build.
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This Permacon stone repair project in Waterdown involved water intrusion into the main floor caused by blocked weep holes. Excess mortar buildup behind the veneer prevented proper drainage, trapping moisture within the wall system. We carefully removed the affected stone to expose the problem area, stripped the existing membrane, and installed multiple layers of poly with all seams sealed using tuck tape. Additional waterproofing was applied at the base where the plywood meets the foundation to ensure proper drainage and long-term protection. The stone was then reinstalled, restoring both the function and appearance of the wall.
This chimney repair project in Mississauga involved deterioration in the upper section caused by water infiltration through a failing crown. We removed the damaged brick and rebuilt the affected area using properly matched materials. To prevent future issues, the top of the chimney was sealed and finished with new caps to protect against moisture penetration. The result is a structurally sound chimney with a clean, consistent appearance, and as always, the work area was left spotless upon completion.