Owners, Kevin Burke and John O' Connor have over 40 years combined experience in the masonry industry. Starting off in the business in Ireland, gaining further years of experience in England and then concentrating our work in the Boston area. We are comfortable with all types of masonry whether commercial or residential.
You can depend on us whether your needs are for a complicated restoration job or a simple repair. We have extensive experience working on stairs, chimneys, basements and patios. We are happy to provide a free estimate upon request. One of the owners is always on site supervising and listening carefully to the clients requirements to produce a finished product that will last a lifetime.
At Renaissance Masonry we take pride in our work providing masonry solutions that draw on a deep knowledge of materials, multiple and varying masonry techniques and years of experience in designing, building and restoring masonry structures of all kinds.
You can depend on us whether your needs are for a complicated restoration job or a simple repair. We have extensive experience working on stairs, chimneys, basements and patios. We are happy to provide a free estimate upon request. One of the owners is always on site supervising and listening carefully to the clients requirements to produce a finished product that will last a lifetime.
At Renaissance Masonry we take pride in our work providing masonry solutions that draw on a deep knowledge of materials, multiple and varying masonry techniques and years of experience in designing, building and restoring masonry structures of all kinds.
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Traditional Stucco: Living in the New England area, especially around Boston and its suburbs, you cannot but notice the number of homes with stucco siding. Stucco provides excellent weatherproofing and like all siding, it needs to be maintained. The challenge is to repair cracks or whole sections of stucco while matching the finish texture to the original as much as possible.
The part of any house that is most exposed to the elements is the chimney. It takes a beating from wind, rain, frost and hot sun. The net result of this exposure is the eventual deterioration of the structure. The course of action to rectify this depends upon the extent of the damage. Re-pointing may be sufficient but very often the chimney needs to be taken down and re-built.
Each restoration job is different. Often it is worth taking the time before work commences to identify the underlying issues. Example: Sometimes water seeps in behind brickwork, therefore some of the problem could be flashing or roof related. Often the mortar has worn down and lost its ability to adhere to the brick.
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