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Renovations

Masonry scopes inside buildings that stay open — sequenced, protected and coordinated with the rest of the trades.

Typical scope

  • Interior masonry alterations and infill
  • Openings cut, framed and closed
  • Wall reconfiguration in occupied areas
  • Coordination with general contractors and facility staff

How the work runs

  1. 01Walk and verifyExisting conditions reviewed on site before pricing.
  2. 02Phase the workWork windows set around building operations and access.
  3. 03Protect and separateRoutes, dust control and site protection established.
  4. 04Build and close outMasonry installed, cleaned and turned over by phase.

Work involving renovations

Representative photograph of a brick municipal fire station with apparatus bay doors
Civic & Public SafetyVerified public fact

Shelby Township Fire Station

Shelby Township, Michigan

Public-safety masonry work in Macomb County. Shown in Silverado's public project material.

  • Brick
  • Block
Representative photograph of a brick parish church exterior with stone detailing
Faith & CommunityVerified public fact

St. John Vianney

Metro Detroit, Michigan

Parish facility masonry work shown in Silverado's public project material.

  • Brick
Representative photograph of a brick school exterior with large glass block window panels
EducationVerified public fact

East Detroit High School

Eastpointe, Michigan

Education facility masonry work shown in Silverado's public project material.

  • Brick
  • Glass Block
  • Structural Glazed Tile
Detail photograph of glazed tile wall meeting a glass block panel in a corridor
EducationIllustrative placeholder

Institutional Corridor Specialty Masonry

Metro Detroit, Michigan

Illustrative case-study template showing how a glazed tile and glass block scope would be documented.

  • Structural Glazed Tile
  • Glazed Block
  • Glass Block