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We take pride in using our expertise and experience to restore historic buildings to their original quality, detail, and standards, honoring and preserving the history cherished by local communities.

They completed three separate structures. All work was completed on time and work was outstanding quality. Would highly recommend!

Mike T.

National Park Service, Herbert Hoover National Historic Site

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Preserving History

Historic buildings are the foundation of what many of our local towns throughout the United States were built on. Those local towns, their communities, the local governments and historical societies are passionate about preserving that history, so we feel especially honored every time we’re chosen to be a part of the process of restoring historic properties.

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What We Do Best

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Our Projects Speak for Themselves

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Fort Atkinson

30" Thick Masonry Wall Rebuild from the 1840's

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Iowa City Senior Center

A Masonry Rehabilitation Project

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5 Signs of Water Infiltration text over a brick wall with efflorescence on it showing water damage on the wall

5 Warning Signs of Water Infiltration

Water infiltration can silently damage your building, leading to expensive repairs and compromising its structural integrity. Early detection is crucial for preventing major structural damage.

Josh Smyser the Owner of TNT Tuckpointing & Building Restoration, LLC appearing on episode 16 of The Builder Upper Show

Josh Smyser featured on Ep. 16 of The Builder Upper Show

Josh Smyser talks with Lou Perez which is the host of The Builder Upper Show on episode of 16.

A member of our team working on a tuckpointing project.

What is Tuckpointing?

For property owners with brick, block, or stone buildings, maintaining the structural integrity and appearance of the masonry is crucial, and tuckpointing plays a vital role in this upkeep. So, what is tuckpointing, and why is it essential?

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