All Seasons Masonry LLC.

Jan 2018

Deteriorated brick Chimney in Provo, Tore out Existing chimney crown and 7 courses of brickwork, Re-built chimney and then formed and poured new chimney crown.

$3k

Provo, UT

Jan 2018

This Improperly built chimney was constructed with no footing, It was built right on top of the driveway slab and it was leaning causing a serious safety issue. We removed it piece by piece without causing damage to the home or surrounding structures.

$2k

Magna, UT

Jul 2017

We were contracted to tear this chimney down, And re-build it. The size the chimney was originally, made it dangerous to the residents, as it only had a 3-1/2'' firewall. And despite the chimney being over 18' tall it had no structural reinforcement. We tore the chimney down brick by brick to preserve the bricks, and we then dug down and made the foundation 4' wider to leave ample space for the new firewall, as well as for the structural reinforcement.

$15k

Provo, UT

Jun 2017

House was lifted and moved off old foundation, and we built a new one in its place. Roughly 44'x26' with basement walkout walls, and a Chimney Key. One door, and 5 windows.

$16k

Provo, UT

Sep 2016

Chimney Had a mortar crown, and the crown was cracked and leaking water into home during every rain and snow. We removed the old crown, and the top 4 courses of deteriorated brick. We rebuilt the top 4 courses using a matching brick, and we flashed the crown with a drip-edge stainless steel flashing. We then poured a 4'' thick sloping concrete crown.

$4k

Sandy, UT

Jul 2016

Split-face 8'' grouted solid with #5 rebar every 2' vertically and horizontally.

$4k

South Salt Lake, UT

Jun 2016

Painting brick, although becoming more popular recently, is terrible for brick, it creates a barrier for trapped moisture to stay in the walls and spread around, rather than allowing the walls to breath and properly vent. In many situations you will see painted masonry walls deteriorate faster than un-painted walls. Painting brick is not a solution to water intrusion and deterioration issues, paint is a band-aid that can cause more problems to your masonry and be expensive to remove and properly correct. Instead, it is better to address any water intrusion, and deterioration problems directly. and properly restore the brick-work to its original state. Below are a few pictures of a restoration job that we did 2 years ago, the owners wanted to paint the brick, because of water intrusion and deterioration issues, but after listening to their concerns for the project, and working with them, we were able to instead address the improper flashing that was causing water to drain on the brick, and the un-maintained sections of wall. Additionally we used a white mortar to re-point the entire house to give it a more appealing look. But any colored mortar can be used as well as a whole assortment of brick stains, to make hundreds of possible combinations, and to achieve your desired look while maintaining the essence and the life of the brickwork! All Seasons Masonry: (801) 735-1175.

$4k

Ogden, UT

Apr 2016

Sandstone Fireplace facing.

$4k

Kaysville, UT

Sep 2015

Deteriorated block car-wash opening was crumbling due to corrosion issues from improper re-bar reinforcement, we braced load bearing angle iron beam with 12x12 beam, and began careful demo of deteriorated area. We replaced re-bar with epoxy and vinyl coated re-bar and re-built section.

$5k

Murray, UT