Rock & Brick Sealing in Little Rock, ARBrick drinks rain. A sealer helps stop it.
Brick and stone soak up water like a sponge. Jerry seals chimneys and house masonry to help keep the rain out.
Brick sealing // Little Rock
Rock & Brick Sealing, done right.
Brick and stone act like a sponge.
They soak up rain, and the water has to go somewhere.
In winter it freezes inside the masonry, expands and cracks it.
A sealer helps keep that water out.
Jerry’s Chimney Sweep seals rock and brick all over Little Rock.
Chimneys, or brick and stone on the house: tell us what you want sealed.
Call or text (501) 529-3779.
- Open 7 days, 8 AM–8 PM
- Ask for Jerry: (501) 529-3779
What it covers
What sealing covers
Sealer on brick and stone
A sealer goes on the brick or stone to help keep rain from soaking in. Less water in means less to freeze.
Chimneys
A chimney stands out in the weather above the roofline. Sealing the brick helps keep rain out of the masonry.
Brick and stone on the house
Brick walls and stone work on the house can soak up water too. Tell us what you want sealed and Jerry looks.
Repairs come first
Open mortar joints and cracks get fixed before a sealer goes on. Sealing over a failing joint does not fix it.
Dirty masonry gets cleaned
Masonry that is dirty usually gets cleaned before it is sealed. Jerry also does power washing.
A plain answer on what you need
Jerry looks at the masonry and tells you whether it needs repair, cleaning, sealing or all three.
Watch for this
Signs water is getting in
- Brick or stone that stays dark and wet long after the rain stops
- Water stains or damp spots on or around the chimney
- Brick faces that flake, chip or pop off
- Mortar joints that crumble or have opened up
- White, chalky staining on the brick or stone
- A chimney or brick wall that has never been sealed
How it goes
How a sealing visit goes
You call or text, and Jerry sets a time.
Customers say Jerry shows up on time.
Jerry looks over the brick or stone first.
Cracks and open joints get pointed out, since those are repaired before anything is sealed.
Dirty masonry usually gets cleaned first as well.
Then the sealer goes on.
You hear what was done in plain words.
Reviews mention a great clean up when the work is finished.
Little Rock
Sealing against Little Rock rain
Rain falls on every Little Rock chimney and brick wall.
Masonry that soaks it up holds the water into the next cold snap.
Frozen water expands and cracks brick and mortar.
Sealing is about stopping damage before it starts.
Fall, ahead of the cold, is a good time to ask.
We are open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM.
“Mr jerry was on time and not only did a grest job but found and fixed future ploblems that could have turned bad. Thanks jerry…”
Real words from real Little Rock customers. The rest are on our Google profile, 5.0 stars.
What does sealing brick do?
Brick and stone soak up rain like a sponge.
A sealer helps keep that water out.
Water that gets in can freeze, expand and crack the masonry.
Keeping it out protects the brick and mortar.
Do cracks and loose mortar get fixed first?
Yes.
Repairs come first, because a sealer does not fix a crack or a failed joint.
Jerry looks at the masonry and tells you what it needs before anything is sealed.
Does the brick need cleaning first?
Usually.
Dirty masonry gets cleaned before it is sealed.
Jerry also does power washing, so you can talk through both in one call.
Can you seal brick or stone on the house, not just the chimney?
Yes.
Tell us what you want sealed.
A chimney is one place, and brick or stone on the house is another.
Call or text (501) 529-3779 and Jerry will look at it.
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Call, text or send the form
Need brick sealing? Ask for Jerry.
Tell us what is going on with the chimney, the brick or the roof.
Jerry gets back to you to set a time.