Brick and stone outlive everyone who touches them, if the mortar is mixed right and the water is kept moving. That is the whole craft. Stonebridge matches mortar to the era of the wall, points joints the patient way, and agrees one honest, clear quote with you before the first stone moves.
★★★★★"The repoint is invisible from the porch."
Ray & Cindy H. · via Google
From a single accent corner to a full exterior renew, prep, work and protect, all under one roof. Every service below carries the same quality promise.
Almost every masonry problem is a water problem wearing a disguise. Here is what each symptom usually means, before anyone sells you a wall.
Joints go first. On purpose.
On older brick, modern hard mortar is a slow demolition, it must be softer than the brick. If nobody mentions mortar type, mention this.
The brick is telling on the water.
That white powder (efflorescence) isn’t dirt, it’s water leaving with minerals. Cleaning it without asking where it came from just resets the clock.
The most weathered wall you own.
A cracked crown lets water into the stack where frost does the rest. Fixing bricks without fixing the crown buys one winter, not ten.
Walls don’t lose to soil.
Retaining walls lose to water pressure, almost never to dirt. A rebuild without a drainage plan is scheduled to lean again.
Not sure which yours is? Photos of the wall, the joints and the ground below tell us most of the story before we visit.
No hourly meter, no surprise line items, no “while we’re at it”. You approve one clear quote before the first stone moves, so you know the cost up front.
We visit, measure every corner and listen to what you actually want. Free, and it stays free.
Materials, scaffold and craft, one line, one price. Approved by you before anything starts.
The number lands in writing with a one-year workmanship warranty. If it isn’t right, we make it right.
No mystery math. Four things decide what a masonry job costs, and we walk every one with you before the quote lands.
Whatever the mix, you get one clear quote, in writing, before any work starts.
From a chimney crown that ended a leak to a stone veneer that made the facade, this is the work we mix, lay and point across Portland every day.
Footings honest, joints full, caps shedding water, masonry fails at shortcuts and outlives everything else.
Book your free masonry lookDoing it the honest way: thorough prep, premium work, a fair price, and a crew who treats your home like their own.
Meet the companyYou approve the exact price before we start. No hourly meter, no surprise line items at the end.
One number · in writingWe start when we say, protect your floors and furniture, and leave the site spotless every evening.
Spotless every eveningYou approve the exact number in writing before any work starts, honest and up front.
It doesn’t moveEvery project is backed by a written one-year workmanship warranty. If it's not right, we make it right.
Written warrantyA written workmanship warranty on every project. If a finish isn't right, we come back and make it right, no fine print, no runaround.
The quote you approve is the price you pay. No deposit games, no hourly meter, no surprise line items at the end, just the number we shook on, in writing.
No rotating subcontractors. Pros who show up on time, protect your home, and treat every corner like their own.
The same person who walks your home and quotes the job is on the ladder start to finish, no handoffs to a sub you never met.
When your site goes live, your crew's real names and photos replace these — we never use stock people.
Three jobs from the past few months, what they were, where, and how long they actually took.
Raked the failed mortar back three-quarters of an inch on a 1912 red-brick front, then repointed with a type-N lime mix tinted to match the original joints. Struck concave to shed water and kept the old profile.
Forty feet of dry-stacked basalt on a compacted gravel footing, battered back into the slope with perforated drain pipe and clean crushed rock behind the whole run. Weep gaps left open at the base so water leaves, not pushes.
Cracked wash crown demolished and recast in fiber-reinforced mortar with a proper overhang and drip edge, then a new stainless cap set over the flue. Sealed the crown-to-brick joint and the leak was done.
An annual walkthrough, free touch-up visits, priority scheduling for your next project, and members-only pricing, for less than a coffee a week.
See what’s included"They tested our 1926 mortar before quoting and matched it so well the repoint is invisible from the porch. The neighbor's newer patch job looks like a checkerboard."
"Chimney crown recast with a drip edge after two other companies quoted full rebuilds. Two winters dry, the honest diagnosis earned the whole house repoint later."
"Retaining wall replaced with real drainage behind it this time. February came and went, the wall did not move, the old one had leaned by New Year."
"Stone veneer on the entry with weep screed and rainscreen they insisted on showing me mid-install. It drains like they promised and looks ten years older than the house, in the good way."
"Paver patio still dead level after two winters because of six inches of base nobody else quoted. The screwdriver went into the neighbor's sand job, not ours."
"Firebox rebuilt in refractory brick, damper freed, surround refaced. First fire that did not smell like 1974, and the mantel finally sits level."
A lot of our work comes from a neighbor who watched us work the house next door. If you're in the metro, we're just around the corner.
Freeze-thaw is the mason’s weather here: water slips into a hairline in November and works it all winter — the reason small joint repairs in fall are the cheapest masonry you’ll ever buy.
Free estimates · never a franchise
Find your cityNo mystery in the middle. This is the path the job actually takes, start to finish.
A mason comes out, looks at the brick or stone up close, checks the mortar joints and any spalling, and measures the run. You walk the job together so we both see the same problem before anyone talks price.
You get a clear quote on paper, broken out by area, with the mortar match and stone type named. No hourly surprises, no allowances that balloon later. The quote we give you is clear up front.
We source the brick and stone and mix a mortar to match your existing color and joint, sampling it against the wall first. Then we lock a start date and tell you how many days the crew will be on site.
The same masons who quoted the work show up, tarp the landscaping, and set up cleanly. They lay plumb, tool the joints to match, and keep the site tidy each evening so your yard stays usable.
We walk the finished brick or stone with you, hose down and haul off every scrap and pallet, and hand you the written warranty on the masonry and mortar. Nothing is done until you have signed off standing in front of it.
Three fields, no account, no pressure. We call back the same business day with a real number.
Including us. Brickwork done right outlasts the mortgage. These five questions find the masons who work that way.
Old brick needs softer mortar than new brick, hard modern mix slowly destroys it. The answer should mention the age of your wall.
Spalling, stains and white bloom are symptoms. If the quote fixes the damage without naming the source, you’ll meet it again.
Ask to see a match plan or a sample area. A patch that shouts is a repair you paid for twice.
Gravel, fabric, weep holes, pipe, some combination should be in the drawing. Walls fall to water pressure, not soil.
Grinding dust and cleaning rinses are part of the job. So is stating what covers your windows, plants and neighbor’s car.
Bring this list to the estimate. We’ll answer all five before you ask.
Book a free estimate in under a minute, or call and talk to a real person right now. Upfront pricing, expert crews, no pressure.
Faster: text us a photo of the crack or wall and we reply with a ballpark, usually same day.
or call (503) 555-0188