Lime pointing
Lime pointing is a traditional method of finishing mortar joints using lime-based materials rather than modern cement. It is especially suited to older and historic buildings, as it allows the structure to “breathe,” helping moisture escape naturally and preventing long-term damage.
Unlike hard cement, lime mortar is flexible and sympathetic to the original building materials. This reduces the risk of cracking and protects the surrounding masonry. Lime pointing not only enhances the durability of your property but also restores its authentic appearance, making it ideal for conservation and heritage work.Lime pointing is a traditional method of finishing mortar joints using lime-based materials rather than modern cement. It is especially suited to older and historic buildings, as it allows the structure to “breathe,” helping moisture escape naturally and preventing long-term damage.
Unlike hard cement, lime mortar is flexible and sympathetic to the original building materials. This reduces the risk of cracking and protects the surrounding masonry. Lime pointing not only enhances the durability of your property but also restores its authentic appearance, making it ideal for conservation and heritage work.
Pointing
Repointing is the process of renewing the external part of mortar joints in brick or stonework. Over time, weathering causes mortar to deteriorate, leaving gaps that can allow water to penetrate and weaken the structure.
Our repointing service carefully removes damaged mortar and replaces it with high-quality material matched to your property. This improves structural integrity, prevents moisture ingress, and refreshes the overall look of your building.
Whether your property is modern or traditional, professional repointing is essential for maintaining its strength, value, and appearance.
Contact us
Telephone: 07714644260
E-mail: Will@WDContracting.co.uk
Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Business Hours
- Mon – Fri
- 08:00 am – 06:00 pm
- Sat – Sun
- Closed