Historic Peck Center Brick Facade Restoration

Provide all tools, labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and all associated items for the rehabilitation of the exterior brick facade at the Historic Peck Center in the City of Fernandina Beach, Florida. 1. Mobilization/demobilization of all access equipment, barricades, scaffolding, fencing, safety and temporary facilities necessary to complete the work specified. 2. Removal of all existing downspouts for access to the work areas and replaced as after completion of the pointing work. Replacements should match existing in design, materials, and appearance (grey material). Additionally, may be painted to match color of exterior postmasonry repair (red brick, beige concrete footer) 3. Removal of the existing brick facade’s stretcher course mortar utilizing air chisels/grinders, etc., to a maximum depth of ¾” or to sound mortar. 4. All exposed mortar joints are to be cleaned and the mortar pointed back to match the existing mortar color. Prior to commencing with the pointing the Contractor is to prepare a repointing sample for the City’s review and approval and is to be used as a guideline for the removal process to ensure the proper workmanship is performed so the masonry adjacent to the joints is not damaged during the removal of the existing mortar and to allow compliance with the approved color.

Division 04 -	Masonry, Chemical-Resistant Brick Masonry.
Division 09 -	Finishes.