Masonry & Stone Restoration
Bring the facade back to sound condition. Commercial masonry and stone restoration in North Carolina: brick replacement, stone repair, lintel replacement and historic facade work since 2003..
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Masonry and stone restoration repairs and replaces deteriorated brick, block, cast stone, limestone and terra cotta and the steel that supports them. It addresses spalling, cracking, displacement and corroded lintels to restore structural integrity and weather resistance. Statesville Roofing's restoration division has served North Carolina commercial and institutional buildings since 2003.
Once water has been in a wall long enough, repointing alone is not enough. Brick faces spall, stone cracks, and the steel lintels and shelf angles behind the facade rust and expand, pushing masonry out of plane.
Our restoration crews replace damaged units, patch and Dutchman-repair stone, replace corroded steel, and rebuild displaced sections, matching original materials so the repair disappears into the building.
Signs of masonry or stone deterioration
- Spalled, cracked or missing brick and stone units
- Horizontal cracking or displacement above windows (rusting lintels)
- Bulging or out-of-plane wall sections
- Rust staining bleeding from joints or anchors
- Cracked or shifted stone sills, bands and copings
- Deteriorated terra cotta or cast stone ornament
Restoration services
- Brick and CMU unit replacement with matched materials
- Stone patching, Dutchman repairs and replacement
- Lintel and shelf angle replacement and steel remediation
- Rebuilding of displaced or unstable wall sections
- Terra cotta and cast stone repair
- Anchor, tie and through-wall flashing installation
Masonry & Stone RestorationWhat you get with Statesville Roofing
Structural problems corrected
Rusting steel and displaced masonry are fixed at the cause, not cosmetically covered.
Matched materials
Brick, stone and mortar are sourced and matched so repairs blend with the original.
Safety restored
Loose units and unstable parapets are a liability. Restoration removes the risk.
Forensic experience
Our team traces water intrusion through the wall assembly to prevent recurrence.
Our four-step process
The same process behind more than 98,000 service projects since 1989. No surprises, no pressure, everything in writing.
Consultation
Tell us what you are seeing and when you need it handled. A project manager, not a call center, calls you back.
Inspection
We survey the facade closely, probe suspect areas, examine lintels and anchors, and document deterioration by elevation with photos.
Proposal
You receive a detailed scope: unit counts, steel replacement, stone repairs, flashing and mortar specs, with phased pricing if needed.
Work & Quality Check
Work is completed from lifts or swing stages with protection for occupants, matched materials verified on site, and a final inspection with you.
Masonry & Stone Restoration questions, answered
What causes brick to spall?
Water enters the brick, freezes and expands, breaking the face off. The sources are usually failed mortar joints, missing flashing or copings, and rusting steel behind the wall.
Why is my brick cracking above the windows?
Steel lintels rust and expand up to seven times their thickness, lifting and cracking the masonry above. The fix is to remove the brick, replace or treat the steel, install flashing and rebuild.
Can you match old brick and stone?
In most cases, yes. We source salvaged or manufactured matches and blend mortar color so repairs are not obvious.
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Request a Masonry & Stone Restoration inspection
Two quick steps. A project manager calls you back, typically within one business day, to schedule a site visit.
- Inspections for most projects are at no cost
- Written proposal with options and pricing
- Family-owned and North Carolina-based since 1938
- Emergency response available 24/7
Are you ready to be WeatherReady™?
You deal with enough surprises. Your roof does not have to be one of them.