Masonry waterproofing service area around Broken Arrow
We are based in Broken Arrow and run a weekly route through the suburbs listed here. They are ordered by how much masonry water damage we actually find in each one, not by distance. A close town with tight new brick sits below a farther one full of 1980s veneer on wet clay.
the largest block of 1970s to 1990s brick veneer in the metro, from 61st Street south to the Creek Turnpike, on the same shrink-swell clay as Broken Arrow, with home values that support doing the joints right instead of caulking them
Masonry waterproofing in South Tulsafast built 1990s to 2010s brick veneer subdivisions south of 111th, the Arkansas River bottom that flooded in May 2019, and high home values; newer brick with builder grade flashing that is now hitting its first round of joint failure
Masonry waterproofing in Bixbysome of the highest home values in the metro on 1990s and 2000s full brick and stone veneer, a west bank river terrace with clay that stays wet, and a 2019 flood evacuation zone along the river
Masonry waterproofing in Jenksthe densest pre-1950 solid brick and Tudor Revival stock in Oklahoma (Swan Lake, Maple Ridge, White City, Florence Park), lime and soft mortar that has had ninety winters, chimneys on every house, and owners who spend to keep original masonry
Masonry waterproofing in Midtown Tulsathe fastest growing brick veneer stock north of Tulsa, mostly 1995 to 2015 builder grade subdivisions with high values, plus the Elm Creek and Bird Creek drainage that keeps north side lots wet
Masonry waterproofing in OwassoBroken Arrow's next door neighbor to the east, 1980s to 2000s brick ranches on acreage with rural drainage and slab foundations, a wet Arkansas River bottom toward Wagoner, and almost no masonry trade based on that side of the county line
Masonry waterproofing in Cowetathe hardest hit town in the May 2019 Arkansas River flood (Town and Country, Riverside West, roughly $32 million in damage), Keystone Dam releases that keep low ground wet, and an older 1920s to 1960s brick and block housing stock
Masonry waterproofing in Sand SpringsCreek County seat with the largest run of pre-1940 brick storefronts and bungalows on this side of the metro (Route 66, Dewey Avenue), soft early mortar, downtown facades with parapets, and commercial owners who need block and brick sealing
Masonry waterproofing in SapulpaRogers County seat with a historic brick downtown on Will Rogers Boulevard, 1970s to 1990s brick subdivisions around Claremore Lake and the college, Verdigris River bottom clay, and no masonry waterproofing trade based in the county
Masonry waterproofing in Claremore2000s and 2010s brick veneer subdivisions along Highway 75 built in the same fast pattern as Bixby, moderate values, flat clay lots with poor drainage, and a growing stock now reaching its first round of joint and weep hole failures
Masonry waterproofing in Glenpool
Outside these towns, in Wagoner, Collinsville, Catoosa, Kiefer or Mounds, call (918) 362-4398. We take work a reasonable drive out when the route allows and say up front if a trip charge applies.