Our Masonry Blog

This project entailed the draining of a 200,000 cubic foot pond, which was originally constructed in the early 1900’s.

It was one of those projects where we all just stood back at the completion of it, and the only word that came to mind was ‘wow’.

It's not every day that I get the opportunity to work with 17th-Century Limestone imported from France. So when the homeowner presented

Natural Hydraulic Lime (NHL) is a cement which is most aptly used in restoring and building masonry structures that require lime mortar.

The stone veneer was an after-thought but ended up tying it all together quite nicely. The combination of stone and wood never disappoint.

Here at Lennox Masonry in Victoria, BC, a small percentage of our workload typically entails repointing Heritage stone and brickwork.

When we love what we do, it translates into our work. And you'd be surprised how much of a difference that can make in this world.

The stones themselves were gathered from the hills in the backyard and cut down to varying but ideal sizes.

As a bricklayer and stonemason in Victoria, B.C., I am grateful to be able to practice my craft in a region with multiple stone quarries.

Lennox Masonry is currently in the process of constructing blast rock walls (locally quarried) with concrete caps, stone stairs, and several