Twenty reviews paint a consistent picture: homeowners call Wilkens for aging chimney and brick repairs and find staff who spot hidden problems, explain options plainly, and deliver finished work that matches or exceeds expectations. Jake handles quotes with speed and candour. Mason Jonathan, Alan, Les, and other crew members work with precision, show up early, clean daily, and treat masonry as a craft they take pride in.
The business operates as a tight family unit (Wilkens is family-owned since 1977, their website claims). Repeat customers span decade-old Victorians to midtown semis. Pricing consistently appears competitive in a field of quote-shopping. One reviewer captured the texture: "A world of scammers and shoddy work" made Wilkens stand out as "good people."
Work quality and initial contact earn praise, but several recent reviews cite months of silence after project kickoff, unsubmitted permits despite architect involvement, and unresolved damage to neighbouring properties. Limited evidence and low review count warrant caution.
Both reviewers praised the build quality and fair pricing. One triplex client highlighted on-time, on-budget delivery with close owner attention and detailed work; the other called the price very reasonable.
Pirooz and his team deliver work that consistently meets or exceeds expectations, backed by daily site presence, transparent budgeting, and real-time problem-solving. Clients report feeling heard from the first conversation through handover, with trades arriving on schedule, work sites staying clean, and unexpected issues handled with clear explanation rather than surprise bills.
Last updated 2026-08-16