Masonry Contractor serving Greeley, CO

Many Greeley homeowners contact us about deteriorating chimney crowns and flashing. Our intense summer sun breaks down the sealant around chimney caps, while winter snow and ice create leaks that damage the interior masonry. Properties in the Centennial and Balsam neighborhoods frequently need chimney repair services because their brick chimneys have been exposed to decades of Colorado weather without proper maintenance.

Settling foundations are particularly common in newer developments east of Highway 85 where construction happened on filled land. We get calls from homeowners who notice stair-step cracks in their brick veneer or gaps appearing between the brick and window frames. These are clear signs that the foundation has shifted and needs professional assessment. Catching these issues early prevents minor problems from becoming major structural concerns that cost thousands more to repair.

Outdoor masonry features like stone patios and paver driveways take a beating from our weather extremes. Properties near Island Grove Regional Park that installed pavers without proper base preparation often see sinking or shifting sections after our spring thaw. We rebuild these hardscapes with correct drainage and base materials that stand up to Greeley conditions. The initial investment in proper installation saves you from repeated repairs and extends the life of your outdoor spaces significantly.

The City of Greeley has specific requirements for masonry work, especially for retaining walls over a certain height and any work that affects structural elements of your home. We handle all the permit paperwork and ensure our work meets or exceeds local building codes. Properties within HOA communities like Promontory or Heritage Greens have additional requirements we navigate regularly. Our familiarity with local inspectors and regulations means your project moves forward without delays or compliance issues.

Understanding Greeley regulations saves you time and money. We know which projects require permits and which ones do not. For example, replacing existing brick on your home facade typically requires a permit, while repointing mortar joints usually does not. We coordinate inspection schedules and make sure everything is documented properly. This protects your investment and ensures you will not have problems when you eventually sell your property.

Many Greeley homeowners do not realize that improperly permitted masonry work can affect their homeowner insurance and property value. We have seen situations where DIY retaining walls or unpermitted foundation repairs created liability issues during home sales. Working with licensed, insured professionals who pull proper permits gives you peace of mind and protects your biggest investment. Our insurance and bonding also protect you if anything unexpected happens during the project, which is something unlicensed contractors cannot offer.