Expert Masonry Restoration Services in St. George, UT

The soft lead material has a low elastic modulus, allowing it to flex and 'creep' into new configurations as a building settles or moves. This absorbs stress that would otherwise crack or detach the sealant, maintaining a weatherproof seal and preventing 'margin checking.'

Absolutely. WEATHERCAP® is specified in the U.S. General Services Administration's Historic Preservation Technical Procedures. Its ability to protect vulnerable masonry joints while blending in visually makes it a preferred choice for landmark restoration projects across the country.

Type A is a flat cap for joints on the same plane, like coping or lintel tops. Type B is a 90° cove cap for right-angle joints, such as where a window sill meets a wall or a cornice joins a parapet. We offer various stock sizes and custom solutions for both types.

Yes, it can be painted to match the surrounding masonry for a seamless appearance. If left unpainted, the lead surface quickly oxidizes to a neutral grey color that naturally blends in with most stone and mortar, making it visually unobtrusive for restoration projects.

The system is installed within a sealant-filled masonry joint. The product has an anchor shaft that is embedded into the sealant, while the cap covers the exterior of the joint. We provide detailed technical information, CAD drawings, and installation guidance to ensure proper application.

Contact us with your project specifications for sizing guidance and ordering support. Materials are typically shipped in 6-foot lengths within 48 hours of an order being placed, directly to your job site or facility, ensuring your project stays on schedule.