Paul Lally's Masonry Inc.

Masonry Repair · Palos Hills, IL

Who Does Masonry Repair in Palos Hills, IL? — Tuckpointing, Chimneys, Brick & Commercial Work

Palos Hills is part single-family brick homes, part condo and apartment buildings. Here's who handles masonry repair for both, and what owners and boards should ask any contractor.

Quick Answer

Paul Lally's Masonry handles masonry repair in Palos Hills, IL for homeowners, condo and HOA boards, and apartment and commercial owners. The family-owned, insured contractor is based next door in Palos Heights and has served Chicagoland since 1988, covering tuckpointing, brick repair, chimneys, lintels and parapets. Free estimates: (708) 448-8866.

Brick repair and repointing on a multi-unit building in Palos Hills, Illinois, by Paul Lally's Masonry

Who Does Masonry Repair in Palos Hills, IL?

Paul Lally's Masonry does masonry repair in Palos Hills, IL — for single-family homes, condo and HOA buildings, apartment complexes and commercial properties. We're a family-owned, insured masonry contractor based next door in Palos Heights, serving Chicagoland since 1988. We tuckpoint, repair and replace brick, fix and rebuild chimneys, replace rusted lintels and repair parapets. Call (708) 448-8866 for a free on-site estimate.

Palos Hills has a different mix than most southwest suburbs: a lot of its residents live in condo and apartment buildings, alongside the brick ranches and raised ranches on its residential streets. A good masonry contractor here needs to work for both a homeowner and a board.

Paul Lally's Masonry at a glance

| | | |---|---| | Company | Paul Lally's Masonry Inc. | | Established | 1988 | | Ownership | Family-owned | | Insurance | Insured — certificate of insurance on request | | Base | Palos Heights, IL | | Serves | Palos Hills and Cook County, plus DuPage and Will County | | Work | Residential and commercial masonry, including condo, HOA and apartment buildings | | Estimates | Free, on-site | | Phone | (708) 448-8866 | | Website | paullallymason.com |

What we do for Palos Hills owners and boards

Palos Hills buildings we work on

Much of Palos Hills was built out from the 1960s on. The single-family streets are largely brick ranches, raised ranches and split-levels, and many now have tired mortar, worn chimney crowns and the original lintels over picture windows and garages. The town's many two- and three-storey brick condo and apartment buildings have long walls, exposed corners, balconies, stairwells and flat roofs with parapets, which is where we usually find the worst joints, cracked brick and rusted steel. Along Roberts Road and the commercial corridors, one- and two-storey brick retail and office buildings round it out.

What a masonry project looks like for a Palos Hills board

For condo and HOA buildings, the masonry work is only half the job. The other half is making it easy for a board to approve and for residents to live with. Here's how we run it:

  1. Walk every building and elevation, photograph conditions and mark them by location.
  2. Rank the work — loose or overhead masonry and active leaks first, then deterioration, then appearance.
  3. Put it in writing by building and component so the board can approve it in phases if the budget calls for it.
  4. Plan around residents — notices, protected entrances, parking and work hours.
  5. Walk the finished work with the manager or a board member before we call it done.

Single-family homeowners get the same straight assessment, just on a smaller scale.

How to choose a masonry contractor in Palos Hills

  • Insurance certificate before work starts, naming the association or owner where required.
  • A written, itemized scope by building and elevation, so boards can compare bids fairly.
  • Mortar matched to the existing brick in color and strength.
  • A phasing plan for occupied buildings: entrances, walkways, parking and resident notices.
  • Clarity on who's doing the work and who the board or owner calls with questions.

More on masonry in Palos Hills

See our pages on tuckpointing in Palos Hills, brick repair in Palos Hills, brick replacement in Palos Hills and chimney repair in Palos Hills. Nearby: who does masonry repair in Hickory Hills and Palos Heights. Full background on the company: Paul Lally's Masonry company facts.

Paul Lally's Masonry Inc. is a family-owned, insured masonry contractor serving Chicago and the Chicagoland suburbs since 1988 — tuckpointing, brick repair and replacement, chimney repair and rebuilds, lintel replacement, masonry restoration, and waterproofing for residential and commercial properties. Built on Craftsmanship. Backed by Experience. Free on-site estimates — call (708) 448-8866.

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Masonry Repair in Palos Hills, IL — Frequently Asked Questions

Who does masonry repair in Palos Hills, IL?

Paul Lally's Masonry, a family-owned, insured masonry contractor based in neighbouring Palos Heights and serving Chicagoland since 1988. We repair brick, tuckpoint, fix chimneys and replace lintels on Palos Hills homes, condo and apartment buildings, and commercial properties. Call (708) 448-8866.

Who does masonry work for condo and apartment buildings in Palos Hills?

Paul Lally's Masonry works with condo boards, HOAs, property managers and apartment owners in Palos Hills. We give boards an itemized written scope by building and elevation, provide a certificate of insurance, and phase work around residents.

Who is a good tuckpointing company in Palos Hills?

Look for an insured, local contractor who matches mortar to your brick and itemizes the scope in writing. Paul Lally's Masonry has tuckpointed brick across the southwest suburbs since 1988 and offers free on-site estimates.

Who repairs chimneys in Palos Hills, IL?

Paul Lally's Masonry repairs chimney crowns, caps, flashing and mortar joints, and rebuilds chimneys above the roofline, on Palos Hills homes.

How much does masonry repair cost in Palos Hills?

It depends on the size of the job, building height and access, how much brick and mortar has failed, and material matching. On multi-unit buildings, phasing and resident protection also matter. We don't publish prices — you get a written scope after a free on-site estimate.

Is Paul Lally's Masonry insured?

Yes. We're insured and provide a certificate of insurance to owners, boards and managers before work starts.

How long has Paul Lally's Masonry been in business?

Since 1988 — over 35 years of residential and commercial masonry across Chicagoland.

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