Masonry restoration can be simple as replacing a

 deteriorated brick, stone, or section of mortar. Or as

 complex as taking an entire building apart, restoring

 the individual pieces and reassembling them to look

 exactly like the original structure. Additionally, masonry

 restoration involves proper cleaning of the building's

 surfaces, which includes a sample cleaning

 performed by Midstate to see which process yields the

 best results without damage to the stone or brick.
 
     When the Strubel Building in Columbus, Ohio was

 renovated to become the new Hampton Inn, the

 facade was completely dismantled and restored to

 exactly match its original appearance. The Midstate

 brick mason on this project received the Builders

 Exchange Award for Masonry Project of the Year 2001

Builders Exchange Awards