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From FIXABL’s project gallery

Brick steps, carefully put back together

A repair in progress from FIXABL’s gallery: loose bricks removed and reinstalled with tuckpointing.

Brick-step repair in progress, with loose bricks lifted and mortar work visible
Work in progress, as photographed in FIXABL’s original gallery.

The work shown

FIXABL’s gallery describes removing and reinstalling loose brick steps with tuckpointing. In this photograph, individual bricks have been lifted and mortar work is visible. It records the repair process rather than a finished after photograph.

Start with the condition

A loose brick, damaged joint or moving handrail deserves a closer look. If you have a similar concern, describe what moves, when you noticed it and the surrounding area. Avoid using steps you believe are unstable while arranging an assessment.

Discuss a suitable scope

A photograph can start the conversation, but it cannot establish the condition of the entire stair. Maz can review the concern and discuss whether the proposed work is suitable, whether further assessment is needed and any project requirements that apply.

Start with your home.

Share your ZIP code, a few photos and what you’d like to change.

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