Concrete/brick repair

The Brazos Kid

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7:28p, 8/9/26

Who do y'all know that would be someone to fix this? This is on one of the corners of my house. The slab below has broken away and the brick/mortar is cracked top to bottom.

Don't think it's about to fall (been that way for years) but I need to see about getting it fixed.

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8:02p, 8/9/26

AG

Not a lot of places will touch foundation work if they are not a foundation specific company. Tons of liability.

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In reply to histag10 • 8:28p, 8/9/26

histag10 said:
Not a lot of places will touch foundation work if they are not a foundation specific company. Tons of liability.

Good point. I'm more about at least "sealing/reinforcing" the vertical split more than anything.

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In reply to The Brazos Kid • 9:07p, 8/9/26

AG

Try Justin Boenigk - owns Aggieland Masonry. They have a website. I know him personally and he knows masonry. Best of luck to you.

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