
Lintel Restoration
Our team tackles rusted lintels near entryways and windows that lead to brick damage. We swap out deteriorated steel for fresh structural supports and fix masonry to ensure each project looks sharp and stabilized.
Masonry Column, Wall & Mailbox Leveling
We perform necessary excavation to level and re-support masonry elements like mailboxes and walls, utilizing specialized techniques to correct leaning and sinking masonry elements for a plumb finish.

Structural Masonry & Leveling
We handle the structural side of masonry that most brick-only crews can't - rusted metal lintel replacement above doors, windows and garage openings; foundation corner pop repair and resurfacing; exterior post-tension cable-end pocket covering and resurfacing; and leveling and re-supporting masonry elements such as leaning walls, mailboxes, and columns.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my brick mailbox leaning?
Mailboxes often tilt due to thin bases reacting to Houston's clay. When weight causes a shift, we provide a professional remedy by excavating and leveling and re-supporting masonry elements. This process ensures the mailbox is correctly aligned and reinforced against further sinking, providing a durable result for each project we undertake.
What causes foundation corner pops?
Corner pops happen when thermal expansion in bricks creates pressure on concrete corners. While frequently cosmetic, these cracks can let moisture reach the inner steel. We offer expert resurfacing to restore the seal, ensuring that each project protects the exterior while maintaining the specialized aesthetic of your home's masonry base.
Is an exposed tension cable dangerous?
Exterior post-tension cable-end pocket covering and resurfacing is vital because open pockets allow for corrosion. Professional resurfacing and technical repair are essential to seal these areas away from oxygen and moisture. Our team ensures that each project is handled with precision to protect the masonry and maintain a clean exterior finish.