You might think that stronger is better for concrete building repair. However, when mortar is concerned, this is not necessarily the case.

Historic masonry restoration is an opportunity to repurpose an old structure into something of function. Here’s how.

Cold weather requires a change in procedure, equipment, and sometimes supplies to achieve ideal results from brick masonry repair. Here’s a look.

Abbott recently restored the facades in two adjacent buildings. During the restoration process, we cut and rearranged brick, then replaced the deteriorated “quoins” between the brick headers. So, just what are “quoins” anyway?

Often misunderstood, concrete masonry is an excellent choice for several reasons. Here’s a look at the beneficial features of opting for concrete.

A wythe is a single layer of brick that can function independently or interlocked with another adjoining wythe. Serving as either a structural or non-structural component of a building, this system provides several beneficial features.

There are three major styles of masonry brick walls: solid, cavity, and veneer. Each style has its own unique features and individual strengths.

In this article, we’re providing you with the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions regarding concrete sealing.

Concrete repair is a precise process requiring specific technique, material, and expertise. This article takes an in-depth look at the elements needed to ensure the highest-quality of masonry work.

A masonry parapet wall is a vertical extension of the building’s wall at the edge of its roofline. Serving a variety of functions, these walls are crucial to commercial structures.