Service areas
Based in west Houston, working across the area
Most of our work is on Houston’s west side and in the communities around it, and our crews cover roughly an 80-mile radius. If you don’t see your area, send your ZIP code and we’ll tell you.
Where we work
Areas we serve
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Houston
Harris County
Our base is west Houston, and it’s where most of our work happens.
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Katy
Harris, Fort Bend, and Waller counties
Katy-area homes inside city limits and in the unincorporated communities around them.
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Richmond
Fort Bend County
Richmond and the surrounding Fort Bend County neighborhoods.
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Sugar Land
Fort Bend County
Sugar Land’s established neighborhoods and newer communities alike.
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Cypress
Harris County
The Cypress area in northwest Harris County.
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Also nearby
Spring, Fulshear, Bellaire, West University Place, and surrounding communities, within about 80 miles of west Houston. Larger projects have taken our crews to Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Beaumont.
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Neighborhoods
From luxury neighborhoods to century-old brick
A lot of our work is in Houston’s established and luxury neighborhoods, where brick homes are often the oldest in the city, and in the master-planned communities west of town. Older brick and newer brick are repaired differently, and we match each to what is there.
Houston’s established neighborhoods
- River Oaks
- West University Place
- Bellaire
- The Heights
- Museum District
Brick homes here can be 100 years old, and we renovate them to blend with the original.
Master-planned communities
- Champions ForestNorthwest Houston
- Cinco RanchKaty
- Pecan GroveRichmond
And the HOA communities around them: perimeter walls, entrance monuments, and amenity areas.
Good to know
Before a masonry project anywhere in the Houston area
Brick that is 100 years old
Homes in the Heights, the Museum District, River Oaks, West University Place, and Bellaire can have brick from the 1910s to the 1930s. Old brick is softer and was laid in lime-rich mortar, so the repair has to match the mortar’s strength as well as its color; hard modern mortar can damage it. We renovate century-old brick to blend with the weathered original, as closely as practical.
City limits vs. unincorporated areas
Many addresses around Houston, Katy, Cypress, and Richmond sit outside city limits, and permit rules differ between a city and the county. We coordinate permits when the project and jurisdiction require them.
HOA approval
In most master-planned communities, like-for-like repairs are simple, but new walls, finishes such as whitewash or German smear, and mailbox changes can need HOA approval first.
Clay soil and drainage
Much of the Houston area sits on clay that shrinks and swells with moisture. It’s behind many stair-step cracks and leaning mailboxes, and good drainage near the repair helps it last.
Free estimates
Not sure if we cover your address?
Send your ZIP code and a few photos, or just call. We’ll tell you straight away.
