Masonry Contractor in Herndon, VA

From the W&OD Trail to the subdivisions

Herndon straddles two centuries of masonry. Downtown, near the old train station and along Elden Street, stand brick buildings from the town's railroad days — structures that need restoration-grade care: lime mortar, matched brick, gentle methods. Out in the neighborhoods, post-war and newer brick homes need the standard maintenance cycle: repointing, chimney repair, patios, and walks.

We respect the difference. A 1920s brick storefront gets our restoration approach. A 1980s brick colonial gets modern repointing with the right mortar for its brick. Same company, same craft — different materials for different eras. Getting this right is what separates a mason from someone with a trowel.

What Herndon homeowners call us for

Chimney repair leads the list — Herndon's brick homes have hardworking chimneys, and crowns and mortar wear out on schedule. Patios and walkways follow, especially in the established neighborhoods where homeowners are investing in outdoor living. And we do our share of brick mailbox rebuilds along the commuter corridors — winter is rough on curbside masonry.

Call (301) 679-9193 or send the form for a free on-site estimate.

Nearby areas we also serve

We serve Herndon and these nearby areas:

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you restore Herndon's older downtown brick buildings?

Yes. Historic structures get lime mortar, matched brick, and restoration methods — never modern hard mortar or aggressive cleaning on old brick.

My Herndon chimney is spalling. What does that mean?

Spalling — brick faces flaking off — means water is getting into the brick and freezing. On chimneys it usually starts at the crown. We fix the water entry and replace the damaged brick so it does not spread.

Can you rebuild my mailbox after winter damage?

Yes. We rebuild mailboxes on proper footings below the frost line, matched to your home's brick — so the new one stands straight through the next twenty winters.