Institutional Masonry · Ottawa
CMU Wall Repair at Holy Trinity Catholic Elementary School
Two verified work stages document localized painted-block removal and CMU reconstruction; no completed after photograph was supplied.
Project Overview
A localized CMU wall repair at Holy Trinity School
This institutional repair at Holy Trinity Catholic Elementary School involved a localized section of an interior painted concrete-block wall. Ottawa Masonry removed the affected units and began rebuilding the area with new CMU toothed into the retained masonry.
Only two photographs were supplied, and both show active work. They verify the removal and reconstruction stages but do not provide evidence of a completed wall, paint finish or final cleanup.
The Masonry Work
Localized block removal and toothed reconstruction
The two photographs show localized block removal followed by CMU reconstruction in progress.
Localized Removal
Affected painted blocks were removed while adjacent masonry was retained. The resulting stepped edge created a connection pattern for the replacement units.
CMU Reconstruction
New grey concrete blocks were installed into the prepared opening and toothed into the existing wall. The image still shows unfinished work edges and surface differences.
Visible Work Stage
The album contains no final photograph; painting, patching and cleanup are therefore not shown as complete.
Project Gallery
Two documented stages of the Holy Trinity CMU repair
The gallery shows the localized removal and preparation stage before block reconstruction.
Documented Stage
Work in progress, not a final result
The available record confirms that localized CMU repair was underway and that replacement blocks were installed. A completed after image would be required before presenting the wall as finished.
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