Toronto’s chilly winters open up the possibility for frost-damaged bricks, especially if bricks are not in the best shape going into winter.  Frost damaged brick can result in spalling (entire chunks of brick and mortar falling out of the wall) and requires immediate repairs to ensure the problem doesn’t increase …

Faux brick may look similar to real brick but there are plenty differences that set these two materials apart. Real brick is far more durable and long lasting than faux brick, and while faux brick is cheaper it doesn’t have the same timeless appearance. Upon closer inspection you can see …

You can prevent costly concrete basement foundation repairs by identifying the early warning signs and taking care of smaller repairs as they come up. Warning signs you should not ignore include cracked concrete floors, standing water and difficulty opening and closing doors, just to name a few. Taking the time …

Toronto masonry repairs cost your business money, and these costs increase if you can’t stay open for business during construction. Setting up containment barriers, working in small zones and limiting construction hours are just some of the ways you can keep your doors open during construction. First and foremost, you …

According to industry standards, the normal range of temperatures for conducting masonry construction or repairs is between 4.4°C and 37.78°C (40°F to 100°F). That means the best time of year for masonry construction or repairs in Toronto are in the spring or summer. Masonry work may also be conducted in …