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This 1920s brick chimney had severe deterioration after nearly a century of Colorado weather. The homeowner wanted to preserve the home's historic character while ensuring the chimney would last another hundred years.

The homeowners had dealt with water in their basement for years. Every heavy rain brought puddles, and they'd noticed cracks spreading across the foundation walls. They were worried about structural damage and tired of the musty smell.

This 1965 commercial building's west-facing wall had taken a beating from decades of afternoon sun and wind-driven rain. The mortar joints had eroded to the point where you could push a finger into them in some spots.

The homeowner had a steep slope in their backyard that was eroding and unusable. They wanted a solution that looked natural, not like a concrete block wall, and could handle the Colorado freeze-thaw cycles.