Masonry Sealants, Coatings, and Caulks

The final step in expert brick, stone, and stucco restoration is protecting and maintaining your masonry for long-lasting performance. The application of high-quality urethane sealants, elastomeric coatings, and silane-based sealers safeguards your masonry from moisture, freeze–thaw cycles, and other challenges common to the Northeastern climate.

At Disciple Masonry, our team combines deep technical expertise with the highest level of craftsmanship, ensuring your masonry not only looks its best but remains strong and resilient for years to come. We tailor our protective solutions to each project, helping preserve both the beauty and integrity of your home or building.

While masonry is strong and durable, its porous nature allows it to absorb water and soluble salts, which can cause damage over time. Applying high-quality urethane sealants, elastomeric coatings, and silane-based sealers helps protect your masonry from moisture, freeze–thaw cycles, and other challenges common to the Northeastern climate. These protective treatments preserve both the structural integrity and appearance of your brick, stone, and stucco surfaces, ensuring they remain strong and visually appealing for years to come.

Applying a high-build masonry coating provides superior protection for your exterior walls, forming a 15–30 mil-thick film with just two coats. Unlike standard paints or coatings, which average only 3–5 mil-thick, a high-build coating offers enhanced water resistance and helps bridge hairline cracks, improving both durability and visual appeal.

The primary function of masonry coatings is to protect your walls from moisture penetration, while the secondary benefit is to enhance the curb appeal of your home, giving your property a refreshed and well-maintained appearance.

Silicone-based caulk is a flexible, durable material used to fill and seal gaps where masonry meets other construction materials such as wood or metal. Homes naturally shift and expand throughout the year due to seasonal changes or, in some cases, ground settlement. For exposed joints or gaps that experience frequent movement, caulking provides a weatherproof, long-lasting solution, protecting your masonry and surrounding materials from water intrusion and damage.