Kemna Restoration and Construction, Inc. is based in Indianapolis, Indiana and has over 25 years of experience serving the building restoration and construction needs of our clients in Indiana and throughout the Midwest. We utilize the most advanced methods and materials available to achieve superior value for our clients.
Kemna Restoration has developed customer loyalty through value engineering, attention to detail and the craftsmanship of our employees. We take pride in our attention to detail and knowledge of preservation. Services we provide include: masonry restoration, window caulking/reglazing, building cleaning, waterproofing, tuck pointing, brick replacement and repair of limestone, terra cotta and concrete.
Please view our services tab for a full listing, description and example of each service provided. Whether you have a current need or are interested in discussing a future project, we would be happy to assist you.
Kemna Restoration has developed customer loyalty through value engineering, attention to detail and the craftsmanship of our employees. We take pride in our attention to detail and knowledge of preservation. Services we provide include: masonry restoration, window caulking/reglazing, building cleaning, waterproofing, tuck pointing, brick replacement and repair of limestone, terra cotta and concrete.
Please view our services tab for a full listing, description and example of each service provided. Whether you have a current need or are interested in discussing a future project, we would be happy to assist you.
Services
Kemna Restoration serves a broad range of clients and has experience with church restoration, historical preservation and community projects, as well as, governmental, commercial and industrial work. Kemna Restoration employees receive extensive safety training and are knowledgeable regarding enviornmental sensitivity.
Tuckpointing is the removal and replacement of damaged, eroded and defective mortar joints. We visually inspect and repair damaged mortar joints. We take special care to match the mortar of existing joints. Joints are cut back approximately twice the depth of the width of the joint, cleaned of dust and debris and then filled to match existing joints.
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