New post built.

Before chimney repair.

After chimney repair.

After chimney repair. The joints were cut out and tuck-pointed. A new concrete cap with a drip ledge was formed and poured. The drip ledge prevents water from seeping back into the chimney.

Before barn foundation repair.

Before barn foundation repair.

After barn foundation repair.

Custom limestone. New stone made for church repair.

Custom limestone. New stone made for church repair.

Custom limestone. New stone made for church repair.

Posts designed and built from the foundation upwards.

Posts designed and built from the foundation upwards.

During cultured stone repair at a cottage in Lake of Bays. After replacing all the clay flu, we covered the brick chimney in cultured stone.

Cultured stone. Here we installed cultured stone for the wall and flagstone for the floor.

Cultured stone fireplace.

During cultured stone repair at Lake of Bays. What a view!

Chimney repair.

Since this chimney was 50 feet high, the repair was quite difficult. We set up scaffolding on both sides of the entrance, and we built a table to connect it. Then, we had to build even more scaffolding on top of the table.

Chimney repair at Orillia funeral home. Here, we used a Sky Jack for the repair since the chimney was 60 ft high. It is more economical to use a machine than to build scaffolding.

Chimney repair at Orillia funeral home.

Chimney repair at Orillia funeral home.

After chimney repair.

After chimney repair. The top three feet of the chimney was removed and rebuilt.

Before. This old farmhouse had water damage on the corner from a missing down spout.

After.

After.

Before.

After. We shortened the chimney because it was too tall and saved the customer money.

Before Repair-Farmhouse in Oro-Medonte, over 100 years old.

After Repair-Farmhouse in Oro-Medonte.