Wall Opening Modifications

Your needs change and so can your building.

 

Whether you’ve acquired a property that needs a new floor plan, additional emergency exits, larger openings to accommodate specific uses — or existing openings that need to go away entirely — we understand the process of wall opening modifications and execute quickly so you can get on with business.

 

Our Expertise

We bring together years of experience, technical skill, and creative craftsmanship. Our team specializes in handling complex masonry projects with precision  ensuring every structure is strong, functional, and built to impress for generations.

Common Questions

Frequently Ask Questions

What is a wall opening modification?

It’s the process of resizing, adding, or removing wall openings to accommodate new doors, windows, or architectural changes in a structure.

Yes.

Yes. On load bearing walls drawings that are approved by a structural engineer are used. We follow these specifications for a safe and approved outcome. 

This depends on the material the wall is built with. Some brick get discontinued and so we have to find the closest match possible. Usually we can get very close. We also use techniques like “toothing” to make sure there is no visible “seam” in the wall and we tool the mortar to match. For CMU walls, matching is not much of a challenge and isn’t a concern. Block hasn’t changed much over the years. Now if it’s a colored block, these can usually be available through special order. 

We work from engineer-approved drawings. We use various methods of temporary support to hold up the masonry while we work underneath. If we encounter something unexpected we stop, communicate, and reassess before proceeding. We carry full commercial liability insurance for the rare occasion something doesn’t go as planned. Your wall isn’t going anywhere.

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Transform Your Space with Expert Wall Opening Modifications Today

Our team is here to help! Get expert advice and a free quote today  call +1 716-361-9325 or email johnbard@Qualprax.com to discuss your masonry project.