4 Reasons Behind the Drafts in Your Home
As the weather starts to get colder, it is crucial to eliminate cold air from coming into the house. Drafts can not … Read more
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What it Really Means When Moss is on Your Chimney
Having a fireplace in your home is a delight of its own, especially on cool fall evenings or when weathering a frigid … Read more
How to Prevent Debris Around Your Chimney
When it comes to chimney maintenance and care, most homeowners are not as proactive as they should be. It doesn’t get used … Read more
4 Reasons Why Your Retaining Wall is Cracked or Leaning
A retaining wall is one of the most functional and aesthetically pleasing elements when it comes to landscaping. However, because it is … Read more
How to Maintain Your Chimney
During the colder months of the year, nothing compares to warming yourself by a roaring fire. However, as we come out of … Read more
6 Causes Behind Basement Dampness Near Your Chimney
As a homeowner, one of the worst things you can discover is water damage. In most cases, the problem is already pretty … Read more
Chimney Flashing and Why it’s Important
Chimney flashing upkeep is essential, as it affects your chimney’s performance. If one part of your chimney is damaged, broken or … Read more
How to Know if Your Roof is Leaking
A leaking roof starts out as an annoyance, but can become a big problem quick. Not only will your roof become damaged, … Read more
Common Problems with Masonry Steps
Masonry steps provide a beautiful approach to your home. There’s nothing like pulling into your drive, walking up your beautiful stone steps … Read more
5 Chimney Problems We See The Most
A fireplace has a positive effect on a home — the fire will warm you and your family in a way that … Read more
Ray Arnold Masonry’s Response to COVID-19
The coronavirus, known as COVID-19, continues to wreak havoc throughout the nation and the world. As a result, many of us have … Read more
How To Prevent Leaking Basements This Spring
Spring has officially sprung. Temperatures are rising, we’re starting to see more sun. With that, any remaining snow and ice are melting … Read more