Window sills may seem like a small detail, but they play a big role in both the appearance and protection of your home. They help shed water away from the wall, prevent leaks, and add architectural definition to your exterior. In Ottawa’s freeze-thaw climate, sills often suffer from cracking, spalling, and water damage over time.
At Solid Masonry, we restore and replace stone, brick, and concrete window sills with precision and care. Whether you’re maintaining a heritage home or upgrading to a new design, our expert masons ensure your sills are functional, weather-resistant, and visually aligned with your home’s character.
We remove damaged or outdated sills and install custom-cut replacements in stone, brick, or concrete for a clean and lasting fit.
Cracked or worn sills are patched, repointed, and sealed to restore their strength, function, and original appearance.
We replicate original profiles and materials to match existing architecture and comply with heritage guidelines.
Looking for something unique? We fabricate and install custom natural stone sills to add elegance and durability to your home.
We apply weatherproofing and water-shedding techniques to prevent long-term moisture damage around windows.
Our sills are installed with proper support and alignment to blend seamlessly with the surrounding masonry.
Damaged or improperly installed sills can lead to serious issues—from water leaks and interior damage to structural decay. A properly functioning window sill protects the wall, ensures proper drainage, and adds visual polish to your façade. Whether you’re repairing old sills or installing new ones, it’s a smart investment in both aesthetics and building performance.
Damaged or improperly installed sills can lead to serious issues—from water leaks and interior damage to structural decay. A properly functioning window sill protects the wall, ensures proper drainage, and adds visual polish to your façade. Whether you’re repairing old sills or installing new ones, it’s a smart investment in both aesthetics and building performance.
Look for cracks, spalling, water stains, or crumbling mortar. These are signs your sills may be compromised.
Yes. We specialize in material and profile matching for both modern and heritage properties.
We use natural stone, precast concrete, or custom-cut brick, depending on the existing architecture and your preferences.
Yes. When sills are cracked or improperly sloped, water can enter behind the wall and cause interior damage.
Most individual sill replacements take less than a day. Full-home projects are typically completed within a few days.