Concrete and Masonry
Curbs, lots, sidewalks, patios, and driveways; chimney repair; brick, block, and stone pointing; walkway restoration; stucco repair; crack repair; and facade restoration.
DETAILED CRAFTSMANSHIP
Philadelphia's brick facades are the city's signature, and they last a long time when the mortar is maintained. When the pointing fails, water gets in, and the freeze-thaw cycle does the rest. We repoint and restore so the wall sheds water the way it was built to.
On the concrete side, we pour and repair curbs, sidewalks, patios, and driveways, and we handle chimney work from tuckpointing to rebuilds. Every job starts with the base and the drainage, because that is what keeps concrete from cracking prematurely.
Masonry and facade repairs are a natural fit for a 203(k) scope when they address a documented structural or safety issue. We write the bid so the consultant can see the failing mortar, the cracked stucco, or the leaning chimney and the plan to fix it.
FINANCING THIS WITH AN FHA 203(K) RENOVATION LOAN?
Concrete and Masonry can be part of an FHA 203(k) renovation when the work addresses a real repair, health and safety, or structural need in the home you are buying or refinancing. Eliteco Builders writes the detailed itemized bid your lender and 203(k) consultant need, sequences the work to the draw schedule, and coordinates the inspections that release each payment.
Eliteco Builders is a licensed general contractor, not a lender, mortgage broker, or HUD consultant. Loan programs, limits, and eligibility are set by HUD and your lender. Talk to an FHA-approved lender for financing details, and see hud.gov for official guidance.