Foundation repair
We find out why a foundation wall cracked or bowed, whether it's water, settling or a failed footing, then repair the cause before we patch anything you can see.
Custom Loveland Concrete and Masonry is a masonry contractor based in Loveland that works in Wellington, CO. We repair worn brick, chimneys and foundations and build retaining walls, walkways, pavers and stone work from the ground up.

We're a masonry contractor in Loveland, CO, and we head north to Wellington for jobs where the houses run from newer homes in the subdivisions to older brick places near the original downtown. On the newer lots I usually get asked about a retaining wall, a paver driveway or a walkway someone's been meaning to get to, and on the older homes it's crumbling joints, tired steps or a chimney that's starting to let go.
What moves the price is mostly the size of the job, the brick or stone you pick, how easy it is to get our crew and materials to the spot, and how much failed mortar or bad base has to come out before we build. The schedule turns on that same tear-out and on whether the job needs a permit and inspections, and when I come out I'll write down what the price covers so you can see it all in one place.
Our crew works just south in Fort Collins and over in Severance too, so if a neighbor or relative nearby has a project, it's the same people doing it the same way.
Every contractor and subcontractor needs a current Town of Wellington contractor license before applying for a permit, while a homeowner pulling a permit for their own house doesn't need one.
SAFEbuilt, the Town's building department partner, issues permits for building, altering or repairing a structure, and you or your contractor have to get that permit before the work starts.
On every job we check with the building department first, and when a permit is needed we file the application and set up the inspections, so you aren't stuck chasing paperwork.
We find out why a foundation wall cracked or bowed, whether it's water, settling or a failed footing, then repair the cause before we patch anything you can see.
Loose bricks and a cracked crown, the cap on top, let water into a chimney, so we rebuild the damaged rows of brick and fix the top before more water gets inside.
On older brick fronts with faded, worn joints, we grind out the old mortar, fill with new and run a thin finishing line so the wall reads crisp again.
Cracked, chipped or loose bricks on steps, planters and walls get cut out and replaced with brick matched as closely as we can, so the fix doesn't stand out.
A paver driveway holds up when the base under it is dug deep enough and packed in layers, so most of our time goes into ground you won't see afterward.
Sloped backyards on newer lots often need a retaining wall, and we start with a solid footing and drainage behind it, since trapped water is what pushes most walls over.
For older brick and stone that's been patched over the years, we clean gently, undo bad repairs and rebuild what's failing, keeping as much original material as we can.
We build masonry fireplaces and surrounds, laying out the firebox, hearth and chimney connection carefully so the fire draws well and the brick or stone suits the room.
Stone veneer, a thin stone face, dresses up a house front or porch column, and we set it over a proper backing so moisture drains out instead of sitting behind it.
Block walls for privacy, garden beds or yard slopes go up on a poured footing, with steel and grout where the wall needs it, so they have something solid to stand on.
For additions, garages and crawlspaces, we lay foundation block on a checked, level footing and keep every row plumb, because a house is only as straight as what it sits on.
We build the block or stone base for grills, counters and fireplaces on a solid footing, and leave room for the gas, power and water lines your other trades will run.
Brick, paver or stone walkways from the driveway to the door or out to the backyard get a packed base and a slight slope, so they sit flat and shed water.
We build brick garden walls, planters and mailbox posts on a proper footing, with brick and mortar chosen to match your house so the new wall looks like it belongs.
Natural stone steps, walls and borders get each stone sorted and fitted by hand on a firm base, so the joints are tight and the work looks settled from day one.
If only some joints are cracked or loose, we rake out and refill just those spots with mortar matched to the old, which is often all a wall needs for now.
Send the form and we'll get back to you within one business day to set a time, then I come out, look at the job with you and write a free estimate with no obligation.
I'm the one who looks at your job and writes the estimate, and I'm on site with our masons during the work, so nothing gets lost between the quote and the crew.
We list what the price includes on the estimate, from tear-out to cleanup, so you can compare it line by line and know exactly what you're paying for.
We're licensed and fully insured, with satisfaction guaranteed on every job, and if part of what you asked about can wait a while, I'll tell you so.
Here's what Wellington homeowners usually ask us about permits and getting masonry work started, with the short answer first.
Yes, if it's 4 feet or taller measured from the bottom of the footing, since the Town's permit list names retaining walls at that height. The buried footing counts, so a wall that stands about 3 feet above the lawn can cross the line. We measure it at the estimate and handle the permit when one's needed.
It can take one, since Wellington's permit list names brick, along with siding and stucco, and also names steps, landings and ramps that are part of your way out of the house. The Town's rule covers repairing a structure, not just building one. I'll check your exact job and we'll handle the permit if it needs one.
You apply online through Community Core, the Town's permit system, which is free to register for from the Homeowners page. SAFEbuilt schedules inspections through the same system, and the homeowner or contractor has to supply and set up a ladder for the inspection. On our jobs we file the application and book the inspections for you.
These are the cities with their own page on our site, and they're just some of the places we work, so if yours isn't listed, call or send the form and ask.
Call (970) 292-7476 any day, 7 AM to 11 PM, or use the form, since cracked joints and leaning walls are easier to fix early.