Open mortar on a Riviera Beach stack is a joint visit, not a rebuild. On-site review, then a written tuckpointing scope.
Joints on mainland masonry, not a tower cladding job
Tuckpointing in Riviera Beach is joint work on brick or block that can stay. The houses that need it are typically mainland mid-century chimneys where the mortar has recessed, especially on the weather side, while the units themselves are still solid. Singer Island towers rarely present a traditional brick stack. If the inspection finds a prefab chase or a stucco-only enclosure, grinding out joints that are not there is not a service we will invent. Open stucco cracks and failed lids are written as other repairs.
The free inspection sounds the joints, checks for bricks that have lost their face, and looks at the crown above the courses we would grind. Joints are raked and filled only where the brick can accept new mortar. Spalled units are called out individually in the written estimate. If the deterioration continues into the flue or the shoulder has pulled away from the wall, tuckpointing is the wrong promise and a rebuild conversation starts instead. We do not sell joint work by the linear foot over the phone.
How the tuckpointing appointment works
Use the free estimate form and mention which face of the chimney looks open. The free inspection sets the rake depth and the brick count. You approve the written estimate before grinding starts. Dust protection for pool cages and close lot lines on the mainland blocks is part of that writeup. County joint work is on chimney tuckpointing. The city overview is Riviera Beach.
