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Tell us about your building and a mason will get back to you, usually the same business day.

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What Happens After You Send the Form

1

We Review Your Details

We look at your photos and notes, then call or email to ask any questions.

2

We Visit the Building

A mason sees the wall up close and takes measurements.

3

You Receive a Written Estimate

A clear scope with access method and schedule, at no cost.

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    Photos That Help Us Price Your Job Faster

    Three kinds of photos let us scope most jobs before the site visit.

    One Wide Shot

    Of the whole wall or elevation from across the street.

    Two or Three Close-Ups

    Of the cracks, joints or stains you are worried about.

    Your Report

    If you have a Local Law 11 or parapet observation report.

    Masonry Work Throughout Manhattan

    We work throughout Manhattan, from Inwood and Washington Heights down to Tribeca and the Financial District.

    Before You Reach Out

    Quick answers to the questions people ask before they call.

    Most site visits are scheduled within a few business days. If something is loose or falling, say so on the form or call, and we will prioritize it.

    Not always. For exterior walls we can often inspect from the sidewalk, roof or rear yard with access arranged through your super or managing agent.

    You are welcome to reach out. We will usually need to speak with the owner or managing agent before any work is scheduled.