A metamorphic rock that varies widely in density, patterning, and color, “marble” is derived from the Greek word marmaros, which means “shining stone.” Though typically thought of as a material for countertops and sculpture, marble has many practical applications in… Read More
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Benefits of Building with Marble in Maryland
October 3rd, 2014Tips for Finding a Commercial Masonry Restoration Company
September 29th, 2014When looking for a masonry restoration expert to tackle your commercial masonry project, it’s important to thoroughly vet candidates with a detailed selection process. While it’s easy to rely on online review services like Angie’s List, or browsing through union… Read More
Caring for your Brick Masonry Structure
September 22nd, 2014One of the most popular building materials for centuries, brick masonry is used from everything from stately colonial mansions or small country cottages, to dignified commercial structures. Its versatility, efficiency, and appearance all contribute to raising the property and aesthetic… Read More
Why Should I Consider a Baltimore Stone Monument?
September 11th, 2014Stone is made to last. People have been building monuments, buildings, and roads out of stone since the very dawn of civilization. Why? Because it’s naturally occurring and can stand up to nearly anything you throw at it. Take Stonehenge… Read More
Caring for Your Granite Masonry
September 5th, 2014If you’ve already chosen granite to take advantage of the wide benefits of employing granite for your commercial masonry project then you’re familiar with its versatility, long term durability, and classic style. However, to ensure your granite surface’s long-term stability… Read More
Concretes Uses in Commercial Masonry
August 28th, 2014There are a few different materials that have been used for centuries by builders. Concrete is one of them, though it has changed and been improved upon over the years. Concrete is a material that we still use frequently for… Read More
Taking Care of Your New Masonry Structure
August 23rd, 2014When you have your new masonry structure built, you want to make sure that it lasts for a long time. After all, you’re probably going to be spending a good deal of money on it and you’ll want it to… Read More
Tips for Marble Maintenance and Restoration
August 19th, 2014Marble can be a difficult stone to take care of. It’s incredibly porous, so if something gets spilled on it or it isn’t maintained properly, it’s going to eventually begin to change color and will be less attractive than it… Read More
Masonry Demolition Methods
August 8th, 2014There are many times where masonry can be restored, but sometimes the only way to go is demolition. If a building or structure is dangerous, beyond repair, or if something better can be built, it will frequently be slated for… Read More
Precast Stone for Commercial Masonry Projects
August 4th, 2014First thing’s first – what is precast stone? You’ve likely heard the term before, but you may not know what precast stone is or why you would choose it over anything else. According to the U.S. General Services Administration, precast… Read More