MASONRY CONTRACTOR IN NORTHERN KENTUCKY
Chimney, brick, and stone work for Covington, Newport, Fort Mitchell, Fort Thomas, and the NKY river communities.
Before and after in your neighborhood
Drag the handle. Same house, same angle, our work in between.
Chimney rebuilt above the roofline with a new crown, steel cap and flashing
Historic masonry in Northern Kentucky
Covington’s historic brick row houses and Fort Mitchell’s Tudor-revival homes need repairs that match the original work. We’re across the river daily, restoring chimneys on 1880s shotguns, rebuilding foundations under Newport Victorians, and matching limestone on custom builds in Fort Thomas.
What we handle in Northern Kentucky
- Chimney repair and rebuild
- Brick repointing on historic homes
- Stone foundation and parging repair
- Custom fireplaces and patios
- Pre-purchase masonry inspections
- Insurance claim work
Masonry in Cincinnati since 1993.
Licensed and insured. One-year workmanship warranty. Estimates within 48 hours.
Masonry work in Northern Kentucky
We work across Northern Kentucky: Covington, Newport, Fort Thomas, Bellevue, and the surrounding communities. The historic brick housing along the Ohio River, especially in Covington’s MainStrasse and Licking Riverside and Newport’s East Row, is some of the most architecturally significant in the region. We tuckpoint with lime mortar matched to the original, rebuild historic chimneys that have outlived their flues, and restore stone and brick facades that have gone decades without attention. Closer to the river, flood exposure and moisture intrusion are real problems, so we build repairs to shed water: proper flashing, breathable mortar, and drainage details that keep water out of the wall system. We’re licensed and insured in Kentucky as well as Ohio. Call 513-202-3598 or request a Northern Kentucky masonry estimate online.
Related Masonry Services
tuckpointing · brick repair · commercial masonry
Also serving downtown Cincinnati. See finished jobs in our project gallery, read client testimonials, or check the cost guide and request an estimate.