Tuckpointing

Delta Masonry Tuckpointing
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Tuckpointing

Tuckpointing is a process used to repair or restore the mortar joints between bricks or stone masonry. Over time, mortar joints can deteriorate due to weathering, moisture, or age, which can compromise the structural integrity of a building and detract from its appearance. Tuckpointing involves removing deteriorated mortar and replacing it with fresh mortar to strengthen the joints and improve the overall appearance of the masonry.

Tuckpointing is a specialized skill that requires experience and expertise to achieve optimal results. When done correctly, tuckpointing can help prolong the life of masonry structures and maintain their original beauty and integrity.

 

We perform tuckpointing in all of the following areas:

 

North Shore
North Shore
Lake Forest, Il
Lake Bluff, Il
Mettawa, Il
Highland Park, Il
Winnetka, Il
Glencoe, Il
Kenilworth, Il
Wilmette, Il
Great Lakes, Il
Fort Sheridan, Il
Lincolnshire, Il
Vernon Hills, Il
Deerfield, Il
Bannockburn, Il
Libertyville, Il
Riverwoods, Il
Mundelein, Il
Highwood, Il
Northbrook, Il
Northfield, Il
Glenview, Il
Wheeling, Il
Buffalo Grove, Il

Chicago, Il
Union Ridge
Norwood Park
Schorsch Village
Belmont Heights
Hanson Park
Peterson Park
Rogers Park
Portage Park
Kilbourn Park
Jefferson Park
Mayfair
Ravenswood
Lincoln Square
Avondale
Roscoe Village
Andersonville
Lakewood
Uptown
Edgewater
Edgebrook
Forest Glen
Sauganash
Wildwood

Northern Chicago

Suburbs
Evanston, Il
Park Ridge, Il
Skokie, Il
Niles, Il
Lincolnwood, Il
Arlington Heights, Il
Prospect Heights, Il
Mount Prospect, Il
Morton Grove, Il
Oak Park, Il
Des Plaines, Il
River Forest, Il
Harwood Heights, Il
Norridge, Il
Elmwood Park, Il
River Grove, Il
Melrose Park, Il
Schiller Park, Il
Franklin Park, Il
Rosemont, Il
North Chicago, Il
Waukegan, Il

Downtown
Lincoln Park
Wrigleyville
Irving Park
Lakeview
Buena Park
Bucktown
Logan Square
Wicker Park
West Town
East Village
Ukrainian Village
River North
Old Town
Gold Coast
Near North
Streeterville
Near East Side
Millenium Park
Loop
West Loop
South Loop
Goose Island
River West

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The Process Of Tuckpointing

Step 1: Assessment

The condition of the mortar joints is assessed to determine the extent of deterioration and the appropriate course of action.

Step 2: Preparation

The area is cleaned to remove dirt using specialized tools to remove old mortar without damaging the bricks.

Step 3: Removal

Deteriorated mortar is removed using a pointing trowel or suitable tools to ensure proper adhesion of the new mortar.

Step 4:Mixing Mortar

Fresh mortar is mixed to match the existing mortar's color, texture, and composition.

Step 5: Application

The fresh mortar is applied using a pointing trowel or mortar bag, ensuring it fills the joints completely and is properly compacted.

Step 6: Finishing

Excess mortar is scraped away, and the joints are tooled for a uniform appearance. The area is left to cure.

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