Masonry contractors in Chestnut Hill, PA

Wissahickon schist is the defining material here: large stone singles, twins and stone rows from the 1880s through the 1930s, many of them in a designated historic district, on substantial lots.

Lime-mortar stone pointing on large elevations, stone chimney rebuilds, garden and retaining walls, and removing hard cement pointing from earlier repairs.

• Stone pointing→

  Stone pointing is raking out and replacing the mortar joints in a stone wall.

• Chimney masonry→

  Chimney masonry covers repointing, rebuilding, crowns, caps and the flashing where the chimney meets the roof.

• Stone repair→

  Stone repair is resetting or replacing stone that has come loose, fallen out, or moved.

• Masonry waterproofing→

  Masonry waterproofing is keeping water out of a brick or stone wall, by sealing it, coating it, or changing where the water goes.

A project goes to at most three contractors, chosen on the services they registered, the ZIP codes they work and the size of job they take. Verified Pros go first. Each one can accept or decline, and only the ones who accept see your name, phone number and street address.

Verified Pro means we checked the contractor’s Pennsylvania home improvement contractor registration against the Attorney General’s public registry at hicsearch.attorneygeneral.gov and hold their certificate of insurance on file. A contractor who has not passed both receives no projects.

Mortarook is new. We do not publish a count of contractors, because a number that is not worth publishing yet is not worth inventing. If fewer than three verified masons cover Chestnut Hill for your service, the site says so with a date rather than leaving you refreshing a page.

Nothing, at any point. Mortarook takes no homeowner payment, no deposit and no escrow. Your contract and your payments are between you and the mason you choose, exactly as they are today.