Make this winter cozy.
A fresh look inside. Four home projects to enjoy this season.
Real lime and mineral materials for every home, old or new.
Lime Mortars for Brick & Stone
PHL 3.5, Type O and Type N, matched to building age.
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Coatings, Sealers & Cleaners
Cleaners, stains, limewash and Masonry Responder Sealer.
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Tools
Trowels, jointers, brushes and floats.
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Lime Plaster & Repair Mortars
LimePro plaster, patching mortars and repair grout.
Shop →The materials people come back for.
PHL 3.5 Lime Mortar
Lime mortar concentrate for older, softer brick and stone.
Type O Mortar
Repointing concentrate for brick and stone from the transition era.
Type N Mortar
Repointing concentrate for post-1950 brick, block and stone.
Masonry Stain
Water-based stain to blend new mortar, patched brick or stone.
Masonry Responder Sealer
Natural-look sealer for exterior brick and stone above grade.
Good to know: our mortar comes as a concentrate in 1-gallon cans or 5-gallon bulk boxes. You mix it with your own sand at home, so it's lighter to ship and easy to store.

When was your home built? A rough guess is fine.
Estimate how much to order →Estimating tool
Mortar Estimator
Answer a few quick questions and we will suggest a mortar and help you estimate how much to order.
Mortar Estimator
Finish outdoor masonry before the cold sets in.
Walls, chimneys, steps and foundations: one simple order for clean, repair and finish.
- CleanWash dirt and old staining off the face with a masonry cleaner.
- RepointRake out failed joints and repoint with the mortar matched to your building’s age.
- Blend & finishColor-match with Masonry Stain, then apply Masonry Responder Sealer to exterior brick and stone above grade.
Planning indoor projects?
Winter is the season for indoor projects. Four guides walk you through what to buy and in what order, and outdoor brick and stone guides are there too.
NEWBasement walls
A smooth LimePro lime plaster parge for old stone and brick foundation walls.
Plan your basement →
NEWFireplace Refresh
Clean, then stain the brick or stone surround.
Plan your fireplace →
NEWInterior brick & stone walls
Bring exposed brick and stone back to life.
Plan your walls →
NEWLime plaster
Soft, hand-troweled wall finishes over plaster or drywall.
Plan your plaster →Old brick needs a specialist. Be the one they call.
One way for your crew to clean, repair and protect historic masonry, shipped together on one pallet with the crew packet.
Free shipping on pallet-size orders.
Complimentary liftgate delivery for pallet-sized quantities of mortar and lime plaster, anywhere in the continental US.
Talk to our teamNot sure where to begin? Tell us about your wall and we'll suggest a good place to start.
From people who’ve done the work.
4.93 average from 197 reviews
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The perfect mortar for 126 year old bricks (granite boulder and brick foundation built in 1900). Very happy with the mortar and clear instructions. Thank you ProMason!
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Worked perfectly. Stain changed color of existing brick to the tone I was expecting giving it new life and blends with other new finishes.
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I haven't had a chance to mix and use the mortar yet. However, the customer service is great. They immediately sent a replacement package of colorant since the original had leaked.
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Easier to apply than I anticipated. My first time staining brick and I was nervous on how it might turn out because I was going from dark brown tone bricks to gray tone (before and after photo submitted)Blended my own color combo and It looks amazing.
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The stain covers well and a quart did a good amount of surface area. The perfect shade was achieved by mixing 2 colors. It looks great and is a nice brick border update!
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We took down the Wood pan line in our old home. Built in 1880. All the room is red brick. Except for this one spot that it looks like they ran out. Using pro Mason stains, I was able to make coordinate better with the rest of the room. Very happy with the results! It would have been impossible to achieve without being able to dilute and combine the stains to make multiple colors to match the variants in the original bricks.



