
WEATHERCAP Historic Masonry Preservation Joint Protection
- Trusted lead flashing for preservation work
- Covers parapets, copings, cornices & more
- Ideal for landmark and institutional projects
GSA Specified Product
U.S. Patented System
Registered U.S. Trademark
Find superior materials for masonry repair in McDonough, GA. Weathercap's patented lead joint caps are the professional's choice for protecting and sealing masonry joints in historic landmarks and modern buildings. This system extends sealant life, prevents moisture penetration, and accommodates building movement for a durable, long-lasting repair.
































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For historic buildings, a flexible material that accommodates movement is crucial. Weathercap's soft lead system is ideal as it creeps into new joint configurations, preventing stress on aging masonry. It is specified in GSA Historic Preservation Technical Procedures for this reason, ensuring a durable, authentic repair that protects the structure's integrity.
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Protecting irreplaceable landmarks with a joint system that respects historic materials while providing modern durability.

The trusted solution for federal buildings, state capitols, and universities requiring long-term, low-maintenance joint protection.

Specified by architects for new projects to ensure masonry joints are protected from day one against movement and weather.

Extending the life of commercial building facades by providing a permanent fix for failing sealant and leaking joints.
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Our system is trusted to protect America's most iconic structures, including the Washington Monument, U.S. Supreme Court, and Smithsonian Institution.
The unique soft lead design (U.S. Patent 6991400) flexes with building movement, preventing sealant failure and moisture penetration where others fail.
Weathercap is specified in the U.S. General Services Administration's Historic Preservation Technical Procedures, ensuring compliance and quality.
Contact us for technical information, CAD drawings, installation guidance, and ordering support to ensure your masonry repair project is a lasting success.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (985) 649-4000.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (985) 649-4000.