Tuckpointing

Chimney Tuckpointing Experts in Minnesota

Being a homeowner requires you to stay on top of your home’s maintenance needs, whether that means buying a new HVAC system or having your gutters professionally cleaned. These services ensure your home remains in peak condition. However, many people overlook the chimney. Consider a proactive service, like chimney tuckpointing.

At Guardian Chimney Solutions LLC, we specialize in chimney tuckpointing. This crucial service restores your chimney’s beauty and preserves its structural integrity. Our experienced team is ready to remove the old mortar and replace it with fresh, high-quality materials.

What Is Chimney Tuckpointing?

Tuckpointing is a service that requires an experienced professional to remove old mortar from joints and replace it with a similar-colored product. The technician also inserts contrasting putty lines into the center of freshly repaired mortar joints.

Your chimney’s structural stability is restored after the technicians from Guardian Chimney Solutions LLC complete this service. You won’t have to worry about the strength of the structure and whether it will eventually begin leaning or collapsing. Our chimney tuckpointing services are more cost effective than a complete tear-down and rebuild. This service allows you to avoid this expense and improves your home’s value.

Choose a Team You Can Be Confident In

Call Guardian Chimney Solutions LLC. You can feel confident that you’ll get sound advice and high-quality service.

Tuckpointing | Chimneys Services

5″ Diamond tuck-pointing blade

This is the first step in the tuck-pointing process. This blade is designed to be used on brick joints, the blade is normally a 1/2″ thick to grind the total joint in one pass.

High PSI Air Blower

This is the second step in our tuckpointing process. As you can imagine after cutting through mortar with a diamond blade grinder, it leaves a drastic amount of fluffy textured mortar dust.

Water Treatment

This final step in the prepping process is key, for the fact that neither a brush nor high PSI air will completely remove all leftover dust molecules from the grinding process. This step is commonly missed with many masons.

Grout Bag Application

After mixing type s mortar to the proper consistency, we start the mortar application by putting mortar into grout bag. After filling the grout bag we slowly fill the voids we created with the diamond blade grinder, being sure to some what over fill voids to ensure after we scribe the joints there will be plenty of mortar between brick joints.

Masonry Jointer

Using a tuck-pointing tool you scribe across mortar joints and smooth surface to give the mortar joints the proper seal.

Clean and Brush

When all steps are finished and mortar is at the proper moisture content level we make a few passes horizontally as well as vertically with a coarse concrete brush to knock down all small leftover peaces clinging to brick.

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