Mortar Repointing Perth – Brick and Mortar Restoration Services

Professional Brick and Mortar Repointing

Our brick and mortar repointing services deliver seamless, long-lasting results for homes of all ages, from modern builds to heritage facades. Our craftsmen restore mortar joints with precision, ensuring your walls remain safe, strong, and visually consistent.

We provide repointing solutions for:

• Damage caused by weather and moisture

• Decayed mortar in older or heritage homes

• Walls weakened by poor mortar mixes or age

• Structural issues caused by crumbling mortar joints

Our Mortar Pointing Process

Every project begins with a thorough inspection and tailored plan. Our process includes:

Brickwork Analysis – Careful inspection of brick and mortar condition to determine the right repair approach.

Custom Mortar Mix – Creating mortar that meets the AS3700 standard and matches your property’s existing style.

Vacuum Grinding – Grinding joints to a depth of 10–20 mm to ensure a solid base for new mortar.

Mortar Injection – Using specialised tools to inject fresh mortar into joints, ensuring strength and durability.

We always colour-match mortar to your existing brickwork, creating a finish that blends seamlessly with the original wall.

What is Mortar?

Mortar is the material that sits between the individual bricks of a wall and structurally holds all the bricks together. Mortar today is modernly made from a cement-like substance and is essential for all brick and mortar structures, especially during restoration or repair work. In earlier times, a lime substance was used to hold bricks together. Over the years, the lime mortar tends to break down more easily meaning your brick home can crumble, decay, or loosen with age. This can cause serious structural issues and can make a big impact on your home’s value, as well as your safety while living inside of it.

What is mortar repointing?

Mortar repointing, also known as brick pointing, mortar pointing or brick mortar repair, involves grinding out old joints and filling the decayed joints and gaps in between the bricks in a wall and injecting new mortar into these joints using specialized mortar tools leaving you with safer, stronger mortar. This operation is one that demands a high level of skill from a specially trained tradesman. Poor quality mortar pointing can cause further damage to your wall and may also look like a very obvious repair, which can decrease the value of your property.