Brick Work
Sebastian Masonry is the go-to brick and stone work company. With our experienced bricklayers who have been in the construction industry for years, you’re assured of top-notch, professional brickwork and repair.
Brickwork is again being used in facade construction. Clients who want to benefit from the lower lifetime expenses of masonry look to use fast-developing methods to use the enduring aesthetics of masonry in more detailed designs.
Sebastian Masonry brings an extensive base of highly professional employees and suppliers to bear in order to fulfill our customers' needs. At the planning and detailed design stages, we can advise on making your building easier to construct and lower construction costs while still accomplishing the architectural detail.
On the construction site, we bring an outstanding management level to ensure safety and quality on the most extensive or complex projects.
Brick Work Masonry Repairing Service
The charm of well-laid bricks is a sight to watch, and eternal at it. From the splendid bricks add to places to the impressive and beautiful backdrop, we know that professional brickwork masonry repair services are the ones to restore these looks.
We at Sebastian Masonry also provide brick-mortar repair services. And it might sound easy, but without the right equipment and skills, transforming disfigured bricks into a great piece of artwork demands experience and handwork.
Beyond repairs, Sebastian Masonry experts assess the bricks to identify the cause of damage and guide you accordingly. We begin by examining the masonry units and mortar to understand the techniques utilized in the initial construction.
At other times, bricklayers will only repair the brickwork with their materials instead of using construction materials similar to your original work. Because we know these seemingly small but significant omissions, our professional masonry experts thoroughly analyze them before giving you the estimate. At Sebastian Masonry, we pride ourselves on getting you the desired outcomes.
