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When Brick Repointing needed
July 30, 2021
Crumbling mortar, if not fixed, allows water to seep in between the bricks, causing them to swell and crack and become waterproofing issue. remove the mortar to a depth...
How To Fix A Crack In The Drywall That Keeps Coming Back
January 2, 2021
Home improvements seem endless, especially when you’re confronted with recurring problems like minor cracks in the drywall. They’re a pain in the eyes, but they’re usually easy to fix...
What Happens When You Don’t Do Bricks Pointing
December 4, 2020
Bricks pointing and waterproofing work near Dumbo, boerum hill, and red hook area brooklyn New York.
Best general contractors in brooklyn, new york
December 1, 2020
Remodeling Contractor We are known as Brooklyn best general contractors, Residents from Park slope Brooklyn, downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn heights Brooklyn are all talking about citypro construction as their most...
How To Fix A Crack In The Drywall That Keeps Coming Back
March 23, 2020
Home improvements seem endless, especially when you’re confronted with recurring problems like minor cracks in the drywall. They’re a pain in the eyes, but they’re usually easy to fix...
Learn how to Restore Brownstone Facade
October 30, 2019
Want to restore brownstone yourself? “Brownstone” is the common name for a variety of brown, red, and pink sandstone widely used as building materials from the mid-1800s until the...
Dangers of Not Waterproofing Your Basement
July 20, 2019
Is your basement waterproofed? For the sake of your home and your health, it should be! Choosing to not hire one of the best waterproofing contractors to waterproof your...
5 Tips for Choosing a Residential General Contractor
March 4, 2019
Does your Brooklyn Prospect Heights home need some work done? Whether you need a re-roofing job, waterproofing, landscaping, or a remodel, you need to start searching for a local...
5 Signs It’s Time for a Bathroom Remodel
January 1, 2018
Are you happy with the way your bathroom looks? What about the way it functions? If the answer to either one of these questions is “no,” it’s time for...