30 Years of Specialized Masonry Restoration — Here's What That Means for Your Building

Yes. We have a past customer list available upon request, and our Google reviews showcase feedback from past clients. Many of our clients also have dedicated portfolio pages on our website where you can see completed work firsthand.

Safety is built into our operations at the instructor level. Our team includes FRACO certified swing stage instructors and installers, as well as frame/brace scaffolding and systems scaffolding safety instructors. These are not just certifications we hold but credentials our people actively teach.

We have over 20 team members, with the capacity to run multiple crews on concurrent projects across our four-state service area. We are a merit-based contractor, with advancement tied to skill, certifications, and on-the-job performance.

We self-perform all masonry restoration work with our own crews and equipment. For specialty trades outside our core scope, such as lime plastering, window restoration, or historic carpentry, we bring in trusted subcontractors with proven expertise in those disciplines.

Our team members hold FRACO certifications for swing stage installation and instruction, frame/brace scaffolding and systems scaffolding safety instructor credentials, lime putty restoration certifications (through manufacturer training programs), stone patching credentials, and product certifications from US Heritage, Sika, Tremco, and Prosoco. We also have certified deck coatings, sealant replacement, and air barrier installation professionals on staff.

We are a specialty masonry restoration contractor that self-performs all masonry work with our own trained crews. General contractors typically subcontract masonry work out, adding cost and removing direct quality control. Our team holds product and trade certifications that most general contractors simply do not carry.

TNT Tuckpointing was founded in 1993, giving us over 30 years of experience in commercial masonry restoration and historic preservation. That depth of experience means we have seen and solved virtually every type of masonry deterioration a commercial building can present.

Common signs include crumbling or recessed mortar joints, cracked or spalling bricks, water staining on interior walls, and efflorescence (white salt deposits on masonry surfaces). If your commercial building shows any of these symptoms, the damage is progressing. Submit a request through our website or call us for an on-site assessment.

We work with commercial building owners to develop long-lasting repairs within their budget constraints. That often means prioritizing the most critical work items first and phasing projects over multiple periods to match cash flow. Every project includes a closeout package with final photography, a written warranty, and product data sheets.

Yes. We have a past customer list available upon request, and our Google reviews showcase feedback from past clients. Many of our clients also have dedicated portfolio pages on our website where you can see completed work firsthand.

Safety is built into our operations at the instructor level. Our team includes FRACO certified swing stage instructors and installers, as well as frame/brace scaffolding and systems scaffolding safety instructors. These are not just certifications we hold but credentials our people actively teach.

We have over 20 team members, with the capacity to run multiple crews on concurrent projects across our four-state service area. We are a merit-based contractor, with advancement tied to skill, certifications, and on-the-job performance.

Approximately half of all our work is historic preservation. We employ lime-putty-certified restoration professionals and use historically accurate materials and methods to ensure repairs are structurally sound and consistent with the original construction. We work regularly with preservation consultants, architects, and engineers on projects requiring the highest standards of historic accuracy.

We self-perform all masonry restoration work with our own crews and equipment. For specialty trades outside our core scope, such as lime plastering, window restoration, or historic carpentry, we bring in trusted subcontractors with proven expertise in those disciplines.

Our commercial projects range from $2,500 to the millions. Whether it is a targeted repair on a smaller commercial property or a multi-phase historic courthouse restoration, we work with owners to develop lasting repairs within their budget constraints and can phase work over multiple periods to match cash flow.

Our team members hold FRACO certifications for swing stage installation and instruction, frame/brace scaffolding and systems scaffolding safety instructor credentials, lime putty restoration certifications, stone patching credentials, and product certifications from US Heritage, Sika, Tremco, and Prosoco. We also have certified deck coatings, sealant replacement, and air barrier installation professionals on staff.

We are a specialty masonry restoration contractor that self-performs all masonry work with our own trained crews. General contractors typically subcontract masonry work out, adding cost and removing direct quality control. Our team holds product and trade certifications that most general contractors simply do not carry.

TNT was founded by Tom and Tracy Smyser in 1993. Their son Josh Smyser and his wife Megan Smyser took over in 2009 and lead the company today as an owner-operated, second-generation family business.

TNT Tuckpointing was founded in 1993, giving us over 30 years of experience in commercial masonry restoration and historic preservation. That depth of experience means we have seen and solved virtually every type of masonry deterioration a commercial building can present.

Yes. We carry full commercial insurance and maintain all licensing required for the states and municipalities where we work. We have been in business since 1993, serving commercial building owners across four states.