Masonry & Stonework
Masonry Repairs
Repairs to existing walls, steps, joints and other masonry features after an on-site assessment.
Licensed · Residential & Commercial · Westchester & Putnam County
What we do
What this work involves
Loose stones, worn joints and shifting steps can point to different underlying problems. We look at the condition on site first, then discuss which areas can be repaired and whether more substantial work is needed.
- On-site condition review
- Loose or damaged stone
- Joint and surface repairs
- Steps and wall sections
- Drainage observations
- Repair versus replacement options
Illustrative image — not a documented Lemus project.
Project planning
Defining the right scope
Describe loose stones, open joints, damaged surfaces or shifting sections, and show the surrounding feature as well as the visible defect. A localized repair and rebuilding a deteriorated section have different scopes. Matching existing materials can be an important part of the discussion.
Preparation & site considerations
The condition beneath the surface and the cause of movement need review. Water exposure, drainage and support may affect whether a repair is appropriate. We discuss repair versus replacement after assessing the site rather than promising that every failing feature can be patched.
Have a property in mind?
Tell us the location, scope and timing. We’ll discuss what makes sense for your site.
Ready to talk about masonry repairs?
Tell us what you need done and we'll get back to you to discuss your project and estimate.