Brick Pointing in Brooklyn Heights
NYC's first Landmark District · LPC required
Brooklyn Heights is the oldest neighbourhood in Brooklyn and the city's first designated Landmark District. Every visible repoint requires LPC approval and historically-correct lime mortar.
- NYC's original Landmark District (1965)
- Federal-style & Greek Revival rowhouses
- LPC-approved lime mortar specialists
- Willow Street, Pierrepont Street, Montague Street references
Why Brooklyn Heights is different
Brooklyn Heights was designated NYC's first Landmark District in 1965 — predating almost every other preserved neighbourhood in the city. The housing stock is older too: Federal-style and Greek Revival rowhouses from the 1820s–1860s. The brick is softer, the joints are thinner, and the LPC's tolerance for mistakes is zero.
Our Brooklyn Heights process
We mortar-analyse before we quote, file the LPC permit before we mobilize, hand-cut every joint to preserve the original profile, and finish with a color-matched lime mortar. Most Brooklyn Heights facades are 3-story rowhouses — pipe scaffold, 8–12 working days, $12,000–$20,000 typical.
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