by pyramidproinc@gmail.com | Oct 24, 2025 | Wall Repairs, Masonry Services
What Are the Most Common Types of Retaining Walls? Which Types of Retaining Walls Should You Use for Your Yard? Are you tired of watching your precious topsoil literally wash away every time it rains? You know that moment when you look out at a sloping yard and feel...
by pyramidproinc@gmail.com | Oct 10, 2025 | Masonry Services, Wall Repairs
The Biggest Misunderstandings About L-Beams in Home Construction What Should You Know Before Using L-Beams in Home Construction? Are you someone who has ever watched a house being built and heard a builder mention something called an L-beam? You might have wondered...
by pyramidproinc@gmail.com | Sep 26, 2025 | Wall Repairs, Masonry Services
Why Flat Roofs and Parapet Walls Are the Perfect Architectural Match Have You Ever Noticed Flat Roofs and Parapet Walls? Are you someone who ever glances up while walking through a neighborhood or a busy city street and notices the rooftops above you? If you have,...
by pyramidproinc@gmail.com | Sep 19, 2025 | Wall Repairs, Masonry Services
What Is a Parapet Wall and What Does It Do? How Can You Tell If Your Parapet Wall Needs Some Attention? Are you a homeowner who has ever glanced up at the edge of a roof and noticed a small wall sitting on top of it? That little feature is called a parapet wall. At...
by pyramidproinc@gmail.com | Aug 8, 2025 | Wall Repairs, Masonry Services
Why You Shouldn’t Ignore That Leaning Retaining Wall What Should You Do If You Notice a Leaning Retaining Wall? Are you a homeowner who’s noticed your retaining wall starting to lean a little? Maybe you saw it while walking the dog or watering your plants, and...
by pyramidproinc@gmail.com | Jun 6, 2025 | Caulking, Wall Repairs
What Is Masonry Caulking and Why Does Your Home Need It? What Do Cracks in Your Walls Have to Do with Masonry Caulking? Did you know that small cracks in your brick or concrete could be letting in water, bugs, or cold air without you even noticing? It might not seem...
