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    Case Study 1 - Chimney Repair

    Case Study 2 - Concrete Countertop

    Case Study 3 - Parging Examples, Tools & Techniques

    Case Study 4 - Fireplace Brick Replacement

    Case Study 5 - Tile Installation

    Case Study 6 - Chimney Flue Replacement

    Case Study 7 - Broken Concrete Step

    Case Study 8 - Brick Sill Creates Wall Damage

    Case Study 9 - Brick Retaining Wall Rebuild

 
    Case Study 10 - Basement Window, Cut-out, installation

    Case Study 11 - Concrete Walkway, Landing

    Case Study 12 - Stone Wall Rebuild

    Case Study 13 - Stone Step Rebuild

    Case Study 14 - Fireplace Surround - Cultured Stone

    Case Study 15 - Stone Stair Rebuild - in Winter

    Case Study 16 - Fireplace Surround - Natural Stone

    Case Study 17 - Stone Retaining Wall Rebuild

    Case Study 18 - Dry-Stack Stone Retaining Wall Rebuild
 

    Case Study 7 - Broken Concrete Step

    The Assignment:
        Remove a broken corner, which had been glued.
        Replace, follow the brush pattern, parge.

    The Underlying Problem:
        The corner was broken by an adjacent retaining wall which heaved.
        The owner corrected the problem, and needed the damage repaired.

Breaking the Adhesive's bond
A chisel broke through the glue, and the glue was removed.
Sinking anchors
A Hammerdrill forms holes for the rebar.

Two Rebar Supports
Set into strong concrete on good angles.
Form up.
A form is set.
The concrete surface was cleaned and watered.
A smooth curved edge for the front is created.
The homeowner is to slow the curing process with a wet towel.
Completed, And Parged
The sides were parged.
The step was repaired with high strength, quick setting, concrete.

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