Whyte's Masonry

05/30/2026

Last weekend to get your votes in, voting closes Sunday May 31st at 11:59 pm.

It's that time of year again, voting is now open for Community Votes Oshawa 2026, and we're honoured to be nominated in two categories:
• Cement, Concrete & Masonry
• Chimney Building & Repairs
We'd truly appreciate your support. If you've been happy with our work, your vote goes a long way in helping our small business continue to grow.
How to vote:
Click the link
https://oshawa.communityvotes.com/ → Select "Begin Voting" • Go to "Home Builders & Contractors" →
Choose "Cement, Concrete & Masonry" E Cast your vote → Scroll to the bottom and select "Chimney Building & Repairs"
Vote E Voting runs till May
31/26
Thank you to everyone who continues to support us, it doesn't go unnoticed.

Official 2026 Community Voting Awards Platform for Oshawa, ON. Where the community votes for their favourites every year.

05/28/2026

Had the pleasure of transforming this fireplace into a beautiful master piece. We removed the existing stone hearth and wood mantel, then installed a new natural stone hearth and stone mantel. The entire fireplace was prepared with metal lathe and a scratch coat to ensure a strong, long lasting installation. We then finished the project with premium natural stone panels. This project completely updating the look and feel of the space.

05/26/2026

Had the pleasure of being referred by the Trent Hills Heritage Board to repair this absolutely beautiful stone house in Campbellford. This was just one of many areas around the home that required some much needed tuckpointing. We carefully tuckpointed multiple sections of the house using traditional lime mortar to help preserve the character and integrity of the stonework.

05/25/2026

We always enjoy the small job days where we can pile a few repairs together and keep the crew moving.

1st job — removed 2 brick sills and replaced them with new 4” thick natural stone sills.

2nd job — removed spalling brick where a garden bed had caused damage and replaced it with new matching brick.

3rd job — repaired a vehicle-damaged stone corner by relaying the stone and tuckpointing all cracked mortar joints.

4th job — removed a row of spalling brick beside a garage door, installed solid cement block (no cells), wrapped it in fibre mesh, and parged over the mesh for a solid finish.

05/22/2026

Happy Birthday to the boss man himself, Jason Whyte 🎈

Your hard work, dedication, and passion for the trade never go unnoticed. Thank you for leading by example and always putting quality first. Wishing you a day well deserved and a year ahead filled with happiness, success, and plenty of great memories.

Happy Birthday, Jason! 🥳🎉

05/21/2026

Had the pleasure of completing this foundation repair for a repeat customer in Warkworth. We removed all loose parge and paint, installed metal lath over the entire foundation, and applied two fresh coats of parge for a clean, durable finish.

05/19/2026

Honoured to be approved at another municipality for masonry repairs. This stone column, located at the port in Bowmanville within the Municipality of Clarington, was severely damaged after being struck by a snow plow.

We carefully dismantled the column and rebuilt it properly from the ground up. During demolition, we discovered the original column had no brick ties installed throughout the entire structure, which contributed to the failure.

05/15/2026

Finishing the week off before a long weekend at the Codrington Community Centre.

We are incredibly grateful, excited, and proud to announce that we have been approved to provide masonry work for the Municipality of Brighton. We had the pleasure of working at the Codrington Community Centre, where several stone sills had become loose, and two were allowing water pe*******on that caused leaks inside the building.

Our team removed all loose stone sills and brick, installed waterproof brick starter membrane beneath the sills, and carefully relayed all loose brick and stone to ensure a long-lasting repair.

Video in comments that shows a better understanding of why we had to repair the window sills.

05/12/2026

Had the pleasure of bricking in this old doorway, which is being converted into a window. Another company will now be coming in to stain the new brick, along with the existing brick that wasn’t previously accessible, to match the rest of the home.

05/12/2026

Had the pleasure of teaming up with Birks Landscaping on this repair project. The existing concrete sill and surrounding brick had completely deteriorated. Birks removed the natural stone steps to give us proper access to the wall repairs.

We removed the failed concrete sill and all spalling brick, installed new 5/8” plywood, applied waterproof brick starter, and rebuilt the area with new brick and a new 4” full-length natural stone sill.