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In the 19th century, stone was the predominant material used in the construction of the walls although, in the latter part of the century, the use of brick also became commonplace in some areas. Different types of building techniques were used depending upon circumstance. We continue to adhere to these techniques to bring the best finish to the boundary wall that is most relevant to your context

This Brick Facade was restored to former state. The protected brick on Dublin’s Historic Rathmines location was cleaned gently using a low pressure steam. All bricks were raked out taking away the old Portland mortar. It was then re-pointed using lime mortar. 

There were minor repairs to bricks

Sandblasting can also be called abrasive blasting, and is a heavy-duty cleaning method designed to strips all sealants and impurities from a  surface. Sandblasting is recommended for use on stone surfaces and metal surfaces. Our sandblasting equipment and techniques takes away everything from the materials' surface including paint, dirt, algae and any other unwanted pollutant.  Our sandblasting technicians are fully qualified and highly trained. They are familiar with proper safety techniques and wear the appropriate safety equipment at all times. They are also familiar with the equipment and 

techniques involved. 

Pointing of Brick and Stone work is a must when trying to prevent the seepage  of moisture to the composition of the structure.  Flush Pointing, Recessed Pointing,Rubbed, grooved or keyed Pointing.,V- Grooved Pointing.,Struck Pointing., Tuckpointing are amongst some of the types of pointing found however the most common styles used in conservation and restoration work are those of Flush and brush, 

When dealing with brick and mortar chimneys, you know at glance these masonry structures are sturdy & strong, & built to last! However they are not without their trouble. Chimney leaking, Spalled bricks, Mortar deterioration, compacted bricks, bulging bricks and staining are amongst the many issues that we deal with when 

restoring chimneys

Fitting lead cappings at parapet level and other vulnerable locations on brick and stone structures prevents the ingress of moisture into the essence of the building. Failure to tend to this issue can lead to serious and expensive damage.