Exterior & Masonry
Exterior Remodeling, Masonry & Tuckpointing in Chicagoland
The side of the house that takes the winter.

Exterior & Masonry across the Chicago suburbs
Chicagoland is hard on exteriors. Water gets into a mortar joint or behind a piece of siding in November, freezes, expands, and does it again forty times before spring. Deteriorated tuckpointing and failed flashing are not cosmetic problems — they are how water gets into a wall cavity and starts costing real money.
We do exterior remodeling and masonry work: siding replacement, brick repair and tuckpointing, lintels, chimneys, trim, soffit and fascia, and the flashing details that decide whether the rest of it lasts. The photo here is a rear exterior taken from dark and dated to new board-and-batten siding with a covered porch.
What you get with exterior & masonry
Tuckpointing and brick repair
Joints ground out to depth and repointed with matched mortar, not smeared over the old joint.
Siding replacement
Board and batten, lap siding and trim, installed over a proper weather barrier.
Chimneys and lintels
Rebuilds, caps, and the rusted lintels that quietly push brick out of plane above windows.
Freeze-thaw detailing
Flashing, drainage and clearances specified for the winters this region actually has.
How it runs
Our Exterior Process
- 01
Find where water is getting in
We walk the elevation looking for the actual entry point rather than patching the place where the stain appeared.
- 02
Scope the repair honestly
Spot tuckpointing where that is genuinely enough; rebuild where the wall has moved past repair. You get told which.
- 03
Prep and protect
Landscaping and hardscape covered, staging set, and mortar matched to the existing joint color and profile.
- 04
Rebuild and seal
Masonry repointed or rebuilt, siding and trim installed with proper flashing and clearances, then final cleanup.
From our work
Exterior & Masonry we have built
Get a free estimate for your exterior & masonry project
Tell us the town and what you want changed. We come out, look at the work, and put a written number on it — no charge and no obligation.


