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PARGING CEMENT CONTRACTOR

PARGING CEMENT CONTRACTOR

PARGING CEMENT CONTRACTOR

Searching for someone to handle foundation parging or wall parging at your home? Zaki's Handyman Services are experts in installs or repairs for cementitious/concrete parging in Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham, and the wider Greater Toronto Area.

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WHY HOMEOWNERS CHOOSE US

Zaki does the work himself—no subcontractors. From quote to finished parging, you deal directly with Zaki.

We can often offer same-day appointments.

You don't pay until you're happy. We are local and treat our clients like family.

Find something you don't love about the install after we leave? No problem. Call us and we'll come back. The number on our website is Zaki's personal phone number.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

01 Careful inspection

We inspect your foundation wall and check for cracks, flaking, loose material, and moisture problems before any work begins. We explain what needs repair and what the job will involve, so there are no surprises on the day.

01 Careful inspection

We inspect your foundation wall and check for cracks, flaking, loose material, and moisture problems before any work begins. We explain what needs repair and what the job will involve, so there are no surprises on the day.

01 Careful inspection

We inspect your foundation wall and check for cracks, flaking, loose material, and moisture problems before any work begins. We explain what needs repair and what the job will involve, so there are no surprises on the day.

02 Surface Preparation

Loose or damaged parging is removed and the concrete underneath is cleaned and prepared so the new coat bonds well. Cracks and gaps are repaired before the cementitious parging goes on.

02 Surface Preparation

Loose or damaged parging is removed and the concrete underneath is cleaned and prepared so the new coat bonds well. Cracks and gaps are repaired before the cementitious parging goes on.

02 Surface Preparation

Loose or damaged parging is removed and the concrete underneath is cleaned and prepared so the new coat bonds well. Cracks and gaps are repaired before the cementitious parging goes on.

03 Smooth, Durable Parge Coat Applied

Zaki applies a cementitious parge coat in even layers and finishes it to blend with the surrounding wall. Whether it’s a small patch or a full foundation parging job, the goal is a clean, long-lasting result.

03 Smooth, Durable Parge Coat Applied

Zaki applies a cementitious parge coat in even layers and finishes it to blend with the surrounding wall. Whether it’s a small patch or a full foundation parging job, the goal is a clean, long-lasting result.

03 Smooth, Durable Parge Coat Applied

Zaki applies a cementitious parge coat in even layers and finishes it to blend with the surrounding wall. Whether it’s a small patch or a full foundation parging job, the goal is a clean, long-lasting result.

04 Finishing

Once the work is done, Zaki cleans up the work area and checks the finished parging before calling the job complete. Need parging repaired in one spot or the whole foundation refreshed? He can handle both in a single visit. You don’t pay until you’re happy.

04 Finishing

Once the work is done, Zaki cleans up the work area and checks the finished parging before calling the job complete. Need parging repaired in one spot or the whole foundation refreshed? He can handle both in a single visit. You don’t pay until you’re happy.

04 Finishing

Once the work is done, Zaki cleans up the work area and checks the finished parging before calling the job complete. Need parging repaired in one spot or the whole foundation refreshed? He can handle both in a single visit. You don’t pay until you’re happy.

Got questions?

Answers to common questions about Zaki’s parging services.

What is cement parging?

Cement parging is a thin coat of cement-based mortar applied to the exterior of a foundation wall, usually over concrete block, poured concrete, or stone. It creates a smooth, uniform surface and covers rough spots, small cracks, and uneven masonry.

What does parging do?

Parging protects the foundation from rain, snow, and freeze-thaw damage, and it hides surface flaws so the wall looks clean and finished. It is a protective coat rather than full waterproofing, so it works best alongside good drainage and grading.

How do we seal parging?

Once the parge coat has fully cured, which usually takes several days, apply a breathable masonry sealer or water-repellent coating to help keep moisture out. Repair any cracks first, and make sure the ground slopes away from the foundation so water isn’t pushed against the wall.

What type of cement is used for parging?

Parging is typically done with Portland cement mixed with sand, often sold as Type S or Type N masonry mortar mix. Many contractors add a bonding agent or polymer additive to improve adhesion and durability.

Still have questions?

Got questions?

Answers to common questions about Zaki’s parging services.

What is cement parging?

Cement parging is a thin coat of cement-based mortar applied to the exterior of a foundation wall, usually over concrete block, poured concrete, or stone. It creates a smooth, uniform surface and covers rough spots, small cracks, and uneven masonry.

What does parging do?

Parging protects the foundation from rain, snow, and freeze-thaw damage, and it hides surface flaws so the wall looks clean and finished. It is a protective coat rather than full waterproofing, so it works best alongside good drainage and grading.

How do we seal parging?

Once the parge coat has fully cured, which usually takes several days, apply a breathable masonry sealer or water-repellent coating to help keep moisture out. Repair any cracks first, and make sure the ground slopes away from the foundation so water isn’t pushed against the wall.

What type of cement is used for parging?

Parging is typically done with Portland cement mixed with sand, often sold as Type S or Type N masonry mortar mix. Many contractors add a bonding agent or polymer additive to improve adhesion and durability.

Still have questions?

Got questions?

Answers to common questions about Zaki’s parging services.

What is cement parging?

Cement parging is a thin coat of cement-based mortar applied to the exterior of a foundation wall, usually over concrete block, poured concrete, or stone. It creates a smooth, uniform surface and covers rough spots, small cracks, and uneven masonry.

What does parging do?

Parging protects the foundation from rain, snow, and freeze-thaw damage, and it hides surface flaws so the wall looks clean and finished. It is a protective coat rather than full waterproofing, so it works best alongside good drainage and grading.

How do we seal parging?

Once the parge coat has fully cured, which usually takes several days, apply a breathable masonry sealer or water-repellent coating to help keep moisture out. Repair any cracks first, and make sure the ground slopes away from the foundation so water isn’t pushed against the wall.

What type of cement is used for parging?

Parging is typically done with Portland cement mixed with sand, often sold as Type S or Type N masonry mortar mix. Many contractors add a bonding agent or polymer additive to improve adhesion and durability.

Still have questions?

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Zaki’s Handyman Services is based in Newmarket and serves homeowners across Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham, and surrounding areas.

Ready FOR CHANGE?

Zaki’s Handyman Services is based in Newmarket and serves homeowners across Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham, and surrounding areas.

Ready FOR CHANGE?

Zaki’s Handyman Services is based in Newmarket and serves homeowners across Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham, and surrounding areas.