How to remove the facade of your stone fireplace

When you think about redesigning your stone fireplace, it will be necessary to remove the facade. The reasons for removing it may be too old, or because stones are missing or maybe because it does not fit the style of the room where it is located. In this guide, you will indicate how you can do it yourself.

At  South Atlantic Masonry and Concrete Contractor located in Peachtree City, Atlanta, Newnan, Sharpsburg, and Senoia, we give you this guide In case you think about remodeling your fireplace: 

Tools needed
You need a cold chisel and a small hammer, that's all you need to remove the stone.

Remove the fireplace
The first step is to remove the mantelpiece from the fireplace. You can do this easily by prying with the chisel by tapping it with the hammer.

Find a joint
To do this you must locate the mortar joints and the union of the rock. With the use of the chisel and the hammer, start with strong blows on the chisel and prying. When the mortar is loose on the facade of the stone fireplace, remove each of the stones with your hand. you must do it stone by stone, working from top to bottom.


Once the façade is removed, you can redesign your fireplace according to the desired style, for this we recommend you to consult with experts on the subject.

Please contact us today to find out how South Atlantic Masonry and Concrete Contractor located in Peachtree City, Atlanta Newnan, Sharpsburg, and Senoia can help you renovate or create the best place for your home. 

For more information in Peachtree City, Atlanta, Newnan, Sharpsburg, and Senoia call us: (678) 628-9987 

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