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How we fix leaks, draughts and masonry failure

Every repair we carry out starts with understanding what’s gone wrong. We don’t offer general building work - we specialise in pointing, sealants and masonry protection where failures lead to water ingress, heat loss and damage.

Our approach to repairs

  • Identify the cause, not just the symptom

  • Remove failed materials fully

  • Use the correct products for the location

  • Leave a clean, durable finish

This approach prevents repeat failures and avoids unnecessary work.

How we fix common problems

Cement & lime mortar repointing

Used to restore weather resistance to brick and stone walls where mortar has cracked, eroded or fallen out.

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Cement & Lime Repointing services >

Masonry repairs

Used to repair cracked, spalled or damaged brick and stonework by replacing or stabilising failed masonry units and restoring the wall’s integrity.

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Masonry repairs >

Window & door seal/gasket replacement

Used to eliminate draughts, condensation and leaks caused by perished or failed window and door frame seals.

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Seal replacement >

Internal sealant removal & replacement

Used to stop leaks and get rind of mould around showers, baths, sinks, worktops and wet rooms by fully removing failed sealant and replacing it with sanitary-grade materials.

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Internal sealant replacement >

Patio pointing & repair

Used to restore stability and drainage where patio joints have failed or washed out.

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Patio repairs >

External sealant application & replacement

Used to stop water ingress around windows, doors, perimeter joints and interfaces between materials.

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External sealant replacement >

Breathable water-repellent treatments

Used to reduce rain absorption in brick and stone walls while allowing moisture vapour to escape, helping prevent damp, frost damage and long-term masonry deterioration.

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Water-repellent treatments >

Need the right fix, not a guess?

If you’re dealing with leaks, draughts or damp, we’ll identify the cause and recommend the correct solution.

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