Brick and masonry repair

Ricardo and his crew have been doing work for me for years. Recently, they have been helping to restore a historic mansion in Galveston. The project is large and complex and I have depended on Ricardo to problem solve with me on many difficult issues. He is alway professional and takes great pride in his work. His entire crew works hard and are a joy to work with. I would highly recommend Brick & Masonry Repair to anyone wanting a quality job at a fair price.

Ricardo and Maribel are incredibly professional and friendly. In my community, many garages have detachment issues at the lintel due to the builder using the wrong materials and dimensions for our garage size. I truly appreciate Ricardo’s honest assessment in pointing out these construction flaws. My main concern was detachment and potential water damage, along with brick breakage on the second floor if the grout continued to fail. Thankfully, they were able to fix everything in just one day, and the work was done thoroughly. Maribel was extremely pleasant to work with — her attention to detail and clear communication, walking me through each step of the process, made the experience exceptional. I could not have asked for better service, and their pricing is very reasonable. Highly recommend their services. The last photo is my neighbor’s house and how the lintel is also detaching.

So happy with their work! Our slate stairs were in terrible condition after buying our home and had rapidly gotten worse the past few months. We got quotes all over the place and ended up hiring Brick and Masonry Repair at a reasonable price. They came out the next day and did such an amazing job! Maribel placed all the pieces and even got my ok with the general layout as well as just kept me updated with the process over the past few days. Her and Ricardo were onsite both days, ensuring the job was done right and that we were happy upon completion. Highly recommend this wonderful small business! Note: the original builder just put a wooden frame as support but Maribel and her crew replaced it with more support using cinder blocks, concrete, mesh and then the slate tiles.