Smalling Masonry, LLC in Beech Grove,

Smalling Masonry, LLC

Here is a small sign made from precast concrete with split face limestone piers at each end.

SO this is a wood burning fireplace that is sealed from the room with a glass door that raises up when you want to add to the fire. The heat radiates from the unit and also out the vents you see installed in the top of the stone. Non combustible mantel to protect the TV from any heat that the unit puts off.

This is a gas fired fireplace we installed recently. It is in a commercial building and will not burn you if you accidentally touch it. But, it is a real fire. Stay tuned for pictures of finished product.

We installed the foundations, stone piers and wooden posts for our portion of this sign.

We installed the hearth stove and flue system in this photo

Here is another wood burning fireplace insert we installed this winter. we also added a stainless steel chimney liner for better draw, and more efficient burning.

Dave and I installed this wood burning insert into an existing masonry fireplace and added a stainless steel chimney liner

We did all the framing, installed the fireplace, cut the hole in the roof, built a chase around the chimney, laid the stone and hearth.

We actually tore this chimney down and rebuilt it, adding a new crown and flashing

Here is a room addition we actually had to lay different types of brick and blend them together to match the rest of the house

We worked with Duncans Fireplace and patio on the install of this fireplace and veneer stone.

This chimney had a metal cap that began to rust . Also when the cap is flush with the sides of the chimney water ran down and deteriorated the brick

We removed all bad brick, removed metal cap and poured concrete cap that overhangs

This foundation wall was bowing and about to collapse.

We laid a block wall that was reinforced with re-bar and concrete, back filled behind it to prevent any further movement in foundation

The steps were old, brick were braking, mortar was rotting away

Chimney was leaking in to home from metal chimney cap. We took off metal and installed a new concrete cap

Notice the dark joints in this picture. The entire chimney was painted white. Over time moisture got through and deteriorated the mortar.

We ground out loose mortar, tuck-pointed in with white mortar and sealed with a breathable sealer

These lintels were rusting and swelling causing cracks in masonry

This is a picture of a new lintel with flashing membrane that has been fastened to the wall at the top, and sealed so no water can get behind.

We actually removed and replaced the lintels above picture window and glass block window. We color matched the mortar and reused brick for best match

This chimney needed to be torn down to the roof line and re built

After demo and replacement of the masonry we installed a new cap and sealed entire chimney.

We removed and replaced top 3' of chimney and installed a new cap

When brick are stepped in on the top of a chimney it causes a lot of problems

This sign is constructed of solid masonry with a manufactured stone veneer, and poured in place concrete caps

This is stage 1 of installing wood burning insert

We tore out wood and window sills, toothed out the block and filled in the opening

We installed an electric log fireplace and oak cabinet. Beautiful choice!

We demoed the old unit and fireplace face. We installed new

We cut out the carpet, installed a 600 pound piece of limestone as a hearth, full bed Missouri ledge stone wall protection, and wood burning stove with chimney.

We removed the entire chimney and liner system, then we replaced it

This is the after picture once we removed the entire chimney and re-installed it,

We removed top 6 courses and replaced 4 and added a crown with 2 stainless steel chimney caps

It was a lot of work just to get to the top of the chimney

We ground out old mortar, tuck-pointed in new, washed and sealed chimney and added a new crown.

We did a grind and tuck, new crown, and sealed with a 10yr masonry sealer

We added a new crown, changed the top flue liner, new flashing, 10 yr breathable sealer

We removed the top and sides of this porch just leaving the fill in place, and laid new brick all the way around and on top. We washed all the new masonry and sealed it with a 10 year breathable masonry sealer.

this fireplace is made of Indiana rubble. The hearth came from a creek bed in Green county. We actually hand carved the hearth, no saw cut edges here all natural. The mantel is constructed from structural members from the original log cabin that was on this site as is the logs on the wall behind the fireplace. I think this is the best one we have put together yet!

This is what the chimney looked like when we pulled up on the job. We chemically washed the brick, and added a dew chimney crown as well as a couple other things.

If I didn't see ti with my own eyes, I would not believe this is the same chimney.

There was no sidewalk here when we got on the job. We cut out the sod and put in this beautiful sidewalk from the drive winding around the flower beds and to the patio in the back yard.

This chimney had so much damage it was not able to be saved. We took down the old chimney and hauled it away. This is a picture of the one we put in it's place. almost perfect brick and mortar match. THe home is 40 years old.

This is before we ground and tuck-pointed, washed with a carbon remover and sealed with a breathable masonry sealer

This is the same brick as the previous picture once we were done restoring it!

We actually dug out the soil, cut holes in the wall and installed the windows, trim, and window wells.

this is a sign base it will soon have an illuminated sign in the center

this is an elevator pit to install an elevator from the basement to the 2nd floor of a home

This is an outdoor fire place. If fits in well with his new deck. after deck is stained we will post more pictures of the entire project. Looking forward to adding to this start of an outdoor kitchen

This Brick sign base has block back-up, for strength, and has limestone caps on top.

We removed the old Fireplace, and installed a new one. We did a dry stack stone veneer, and a limestone mantel with a tile hearth. While we were there we installed some drywall where the built-in book shelves were on either side if the fireplace.

These brick piers were in very poor shape. we demoed the old material and built with new brick adding limestone caps to accent them.

Business Description

Products and Services offered

If your Beech Grove, IN fireplaces are in need of repairs or upgrades, please call Smalling Masonry. We are committed to ensuring that your needs and requirements are met.

Business Hours:
M-F 8am-5pm, Sa-Su Closed

Categories:
General Contractors,Fireplace - Chimney Building - Repair,Bathroom - Kitchen Contractors,Fireplaces - Accessories Retail

Products:
Chimney Repair, Brick Masonry, Hearth Construction, Outdoor Kitchens, Fireplace Installation, Chimney Installation, Fireplace Mantel Installation, Outdoor Fire Pits

Services:
Concrete Contractor, Contractor, Custom Home Builder, Fireplace Store, General Contractor, Grill Store, Heating Equipment Supplier, Kitchen Remodeler, Kitchen Supply Store, Landscaper

Specialties:
Boulder Retaining Walls, Brick & Stone Fireplace Installation, Buy Fireplaces, Chimney Installation, Chimney Liner Installation, Chimney Pipe Installation, Chimney Tuckpointing, Concrete Fireplace Installation, Custom Fireplace Installation, Custom Mantels

Associations:
Tucker Home Services

Website
http://beechgrovemasonry.com