Give stone, brick, and repair work room to stand out.
Masonry customers need to see the type of work you specialize in. Separate new construction from restoration so a visitor with an aging wall can find the relevant experience.
What a masonry customer needs to see
Explain material matching, assessment, and your repair or installation process. Distinguish structural work from decorative applications according to your capabilities.
A useful masonry inquiry
Ask about the structure, materials if known, observed condition, and access. Invite ground-level photos without suggesting the customer disturb damaged masonry.
Photos that match masonry work
Use close views of joints, corners, and transitions alongside the complete project. Describe whether the job involved repair, rebuilding, or a new feature.
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