Recent Projects | Dahi Masonry Co

If you own a premium home along the Lakeshore—whether it’s a historic property in Port Credit Masonry, a lakeside estate in Oakville Masonry, or a modern residence in Burlington Masonry—your fireplace is the architectural anchor of your living space. But what happens when a previous home renovation ruins that focal point? We recently took on a project in Port Credit, Mississauga Masonry, that perfectly highlights why a complete fireplace tear-down and rebuild is sometimes the

Dahi Masonry Co. recently completed a front entrance restoration project in Burlington Masonry, Ontario involving n atural stone masonry, steel lintel installation, and front porch repairs. The existing entrance required structural and cosmetic improvements after the front door opening was adjusted. Our scope of work included removing affected stonework, preparing the openings, installing new steel lintels above the door and nearby window, and rebuilding the surrounding natur

When it comes to masonry work, not every project is just repair. Some projects require structural changes that improve both the look and function of a home. This project in Etobicoke Masonry involved converting two separate openings into one clean, continuous feature. The Problem The homeowner had: A sliding door A narrow adjacent opening These two separate openings created: A broken visual layout Limited usability Structural inefficiency with separate lintels The goal was t

At this mansion home in Mississauga, our team at Dahi Masonry Co. completed a full repointing of the flagstone patio and poolside area. The original mortar joints had cracked and deteriorated over time, leaving gaps that allowed water to seep in and weaken the surface. We started by grinding out every joint using a Bosch grinder paired with a dust extraction system for a cleaner, safer workspace. Each joint was then hand-chiseled to full depth, vacuumed, and carefully taped t

Recently completed a masonry project in Vaughan where two old window openings were fully bricked in and one main opening was enlarged to fit a new window. The enlargement required removing brick above the existing lintel, installing a new longer steel lintel, and carefully re-toothing the surrounding brickwork to maintain alignment and strength. All work was completed with proper mortar matching and clean joint finishes to blend with the existing façade. Another solid transfo

This week we completed a detailed stone restoration project in Brampton. The work included grinding and repointing loose and cracked joints around the front entry and arch, resetting a few shifted stones, and repairing a deteriorated concrete base between the two garage doors. The front limestone steps were also realigned for a tighter, cleaner fit, improving both appearance and safety. Cracked joints along the decorative arches were carefully ground out and repacked with fre