Monahan Masonry provides comprehensive chimney repair services including: tuckpointing, brick repair, complete chimney rebuilds, and poured concrete caps. We also install stainless steel liners, provide solutions for chimney leaks, and offer experienced color matching. We offer a variety of masonry services including, tuckpointing, masonry repairs, new construction, historic restoration and more. We work with brick, block, and stone, providing precise work at a fair price. For more than 2 decades, we have held the highest standards in our masonry work and customer satisfaction.
Tuckpointing is a very common masonry service that can extend the life of a masonry structure. Cutting out mortar joints to a proper depth, and using to correct mortar blend is important for a long lasting repair that blends seamlessly with the existing masonry. We work with brick, block, and stone to offer a variety of services. Additional masonry services include, foundation repair, waterproofing, lintel replacement, glass block windows, stone sills, paver installation, and more. Our business takes great pride in restoring historic masonry properties.
Historic restoration is the practice of restoring properties to their original historical character. Restoration on historical buildings focuses specifically on maintaining and preserving the original condition of the building. New restorative work should blend seamlessly into the existing structure. Milwaukee Wisconsin has numerous examples of beautiful historic architecture, which require attentive care and restoration to ensure longevity. All masonry deteriorates over time, so having your historical property inspected periodically by a skilled mason will help preserve its original condition.
Chimney liners are required to safely remove combustion byproduct outside of your home. Byproduct can come from the use of a fireplace or other appliances such as a water heater or a furnace. There are two common types of chimney liners: clay flue, or metal. Clay flues are what you will find in most chimneys especially for the use of a traditional fireplace. They come in a variety of sizes, with the most common being 8" x 8", 12" x 12", and 8" x 12". The flue starts above the firebox, and is stacked in 2 foot sections as the chimney is built.
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