Mason & Bricklayer in Drummondville
Compare 3 qualified businesses in Drummondville in the mason & bricklayer category. Read reviews, browse services and get free quotes.
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Georges Hamel Inc.
Maçonnerie Georges Hamel Inc. is a company established since 1969 in Drummondville, specializing in commercial, industrial and institutional masonry. Recognized for its operational excellence and professionalism, it carries out foundation work, general masonry and restoration with reliability.
Maçonnerie Richard Lauzière Et Fils Inc.
Maçonnerie Richard Lauzière Et Fils Inc. is a family business based in Drummondville with 25 years of experience. Specialized in stone, brick and concrete block installation, as well as repointing and repairs. Serves residential, commercial, institutional and industrial sectors.
Murator inc.
Murator inc. is a company specialized in masonry, restoration and repointing of bricks and stones. Based in Drummondville, it works on residential, rental and commercial buildings with a transparent approach and traditional know-how combined with modern excellence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a masonry chimney be inspected?▾
At least yearly if in service, and after a hard winter. The crown, joints and upper bricks degrade first.
Why is my brick spalling?▾
Because water enters through worn joints, freezes and blows off the brick face. Timely repointing avoids that cycle.
Can just a few bricks be replaced?▾
Yes, if the rest of the wall is sound. A good mason first looks for the cause so it does not repeat elsewhere.
What season suits masonry?▾
Spring through fall. Mortar must cure at adequate temperature.
How do I verify a contractor is licensed?▾
Ask for the RBQ licence number and search the Régie du bâtiment du Québec public registry.
Mason & Bricklayer in Drummondville: what to know
In Drummondville, masonry work mostly involves brick cladding on postwar homes, chimneys and garden walls.
Joints
A hollowed or crumbling joint lets water in. Frost does the rest, and the brick spalls. Preventive repointing costs a fraction of replacing a wall section.
Chimneys
A chimney exposed on all four sides takes more frost than any other masonry element. Cracked crown, worn joints, loosening bricks: it deserves periodic inspection, especially if a heating appliance is still connected.
Newer cladding
On a younger house, problems usually come from flashings and anchor points rather than the brick itself.
Licence
The contractor must hold a Régie du bâtiment du Québec licence, liability insurance and a CNESST clearance.
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