I had a house that didnt have foundation issues but where the masonry work was crumbling.

Hi, I'm looking g for a qualified Foundation guy/girl or a Structural Engineer with experience in Masonry foundations.

If your duplex is all brick; your masonry could be a big expense if the tuckpointing is not up to par.

He'll fix anything from plumbing, tiles, carpentry, masonry, concrete, and auto.

Some of the companies only want masonry builings, while others companies have great pricing but do not inure more than 4 units per building.I am quoting several Chicago investors at this moment and would be happy to share the results with you. 

I have done flooring, tile patios, hot water heaters, masonry work, molding and concrete work on personal projects so I know some about cost of repairs and timelines of projects (Always over on both from my experience).

I would think you could get the masonry work done for a grand, flooring is whatever your space is, correcting the water source may be free, and figure on a drywall job on all the ceilings, probably $2-5 grand depending on SF and finish (popcorn, etc).

You need to cut those enlarged windows into your foundation with a masonry saw and build enlarged window wells outside them.

Masonry work on front and, budget allowing, a deck on back will be added.

The property was built in 1965 and it was built with stone masonry.