Brick Wall Alteration
Brick and Mortar Restoration are wall removal & alteration specialists who can carry out both interior and exterior wall removals safely and efficiently.
Protect your property and your family with professional treatment solutions from Brick and Mortar Restoration. One of the most common causes of secondary damage in buildings around Perth, rising damp can cause a wide array of problems both for the structure and those living within it. As structural restoration specialists, Brick and Mortar Restoration in Perth are able to effectively identify and effectively treat this type of damp before it causes significant damage.
Rising damp is a form of moisture retention that involved the upward movement of groundwater in lower sections of walls, floors and masonry. The moisture rises through porous building materials as a result of capillary action and typically rises to around 1.5 meters from the ground. This type of damp is easily identified by the ‘tide mark’ of soluble salts from the groundwater which have crystallised at the top of the affected area.
Unlike a lot of companies that only will do one type of repair method, we at Brick and Mortar Restoration will provide you with a range of treatment solutions to ensure you get the best option for your property. We will carry out a full site visit and determine the cause of the damp issue and will then provide a written quote to rectify the problem using the best method of repair for your property and your budget.
The methods we currently use at Brick and Mortar Restoration are:
This is a pre-loaded chemical injection method which helps a structure resist the damp and prevent it rising further. It is effective to use on both new and old mortar, heavily saturated walls, extreme temperatures, highly porous materials, cavity and single skin walls.
For this treatment, we remove the bottom row of bricks and insert a PVC coated aluminium sheet to protect the brickwork from the water. Although it is more expensive than an injection, it is a highly effective solution for most Perth properties.
For more information on our restoration services we offer in Perth including mortar repointing, concrete cancer treatment, and crack repair, please don’t hesitate to contact us on 1800 MORTAR (667827).
Brick and Mortar Restoration are wall removal & alteration specialists who can carry out both interior and exterior wall removals safely and efficiently.
Concrete cancer is a serious problem that occurs within concrete and it is caused by the steel reinforcing inside the concrete rusting.
Cracking in brick walling on your home or building is generally caused by either poor or insufficient foundations.
White setting a wall gives it a smooth, glossy finish that’s ready for painting.
Lateral damp is when moisture is allowed to enter the structure in a horizontal direction. Gravity then causes the downward movement of the damp into other areas.
At Brick and Mortar Restoration we can clean your dirty and tired looking limestone and bring it back to look new.
It is important to repair arch bars and lintels early to protect your property against further damage to the surrounding area.
Fretting mortar is a common problem for brick homes built in Western Australia. A process where mortar between brickwork begins to 'fret' or fall away.
At Brick and Mortar Restoration we have become expert at the removal of paint from brick surfaces.
Rising damp is a form of dampness that occurs, particularly in older buildings, when groundwater rises up through walls, floors and masonry via capillary action.
Does your home have that tired look. Brick and Mortar Restoration are rendering specialists from a modern look or the traditional look. We can make your house look brand new again.
95% of showers leak due to building movement and from weakening and cracking of the grout causing hairline cracks and the loosening of tiles
Stucco Render or Roughcast Finish is a durable, attractive and weather-resistant wall covering, traditionally used as both an interior and exterior finish, applied in one or two thin layers.
Tuckpointing uses two contrasting colors of mortar in brickwork, one color matching the bricks themselves, to disguise unevenly shaped or spaced bricks