Gurnee's Premier Masonry & Tuckpointing Experts

Gurnee was a small farming village of 2,738 residents at the 1970 census before Six Flags Great America opened in 1976 and Gurnee Mills opened in 1991, triggering one of the most concentrated residential buildouts in Lake County. The subdivisions of colonials, ranches, and townhomes that went up between 1985 and 2005 now share the same maintenance calendar: mortar joints are 25-35 years old, manufactured stone is loosening, and concrete driveways are entering their first replacement cycle - all at once, across streets that were built simultaneously.

Gurnee's synchronized construction era creates a synchronized maintenance problem. Because most of the village was built in a tight 20-year window, the mortar, concrete, and manufactured stone across many neighborhoods are all aging at the same rate. Homes that were built in 1993 on the same street show the same issues: thin mortar joints eroding, stones loosening, and concrete scaling from salt on the Grand Avenue and Route 41 corridors. Addressing masonry maintenance at the first visible signs - before water gets behind the wall or beneath the slab - is the only cost-effective approach. Waiting compounds the damage.

When you call Delta - Masonry and Tuckpointing, you're calling your neighbors. We live here, we work here, and we take pride in preserving Gurnee's homes and buildings for the next generation.