Masonry Restoration
Masonry construction, as evidenced by centuries-old castles, can certainly last a long time. However, the stones and mortar occasionally need a little work to keep up their appearance. Masonry restoration Massachusetts. Over time, stone and mortar can accumulate a dingy coating from environmental pollution. While this doesn't damage the structure, it dulls and discolors the look of it making it seem older than it is. Masonry restoration Connecticut. With proper cleaning techniques, we can restore masonry so it looks like the day it was installed.
However, just blasting masonry with a power washer is probably not the best solution. The materials are sensitive to wear and must be cared for properly to prevent further damage and accidental removal of mortar between the stone. Masonry restoration Manhattan. We accomplish this by "soft washing" the surface with eco-friendly, gentle cleaning solutions and low pressure rinsing with less than 300 psi. Soft washing is safer than blasting away with high pressure, and it will generally do a better job at cleaning the surfaces than traditional power washing. Masonry restoration New Jersey. In fact, the only time where high pressure is still recommended is when cleaning concrete. All materials that Surface Resto uses for cleaning are biodegradable and break down into either carbon or water within 20 days of their introduction to the environment. Masonry restoration Rhode Island.
To learn more about brick restoration, give us a call at (631) 655-8700, send us an email at surfaceresto@gmail.com, or contact us with the form at the bottom of this page to find out how Surface Resto can restore your surfaces.
