Our Team

Meet Our Brooklyn Facade Repair Team

Our Team

Meet Our Brooklyn Facade Repair Team

At Local Law 11 Inspection and Repair Brooklyn, we have worked in facade repair and restoration since 2004. Our team brings together project planning, masonry expertise, site coordination and client communication. Each project starts with understanding the building's condition, the reported defects and the work required.

Meet the People Behind Our Work

Michael Bennett

Owner and Project Director

Michael leads project planning and oversees communication with clients. His role includes understanding the building's repair requirements, discussing the proposed scope and helping property representatives navigate the steps involved in an exterior restoration project.

For Brooklyn properties, planning needs to account for the building's age, existing materials, access limitations and the extent of the reported damage.

Primary focus: Project planning, facade restoration and client relationships.

Daniel Rivera

Facade Project Manager

Daniel coordinates project requirements and helps organise repair activities. He works with building representatives to clarify project details, coordinate scheduling and keep the agreed scope in view as work progresses.

On occupied buildings, planning may need to account for residents, storefront access, pedestrian movement and equipment requirements.

Primary focus: Project coordination, scheduling and communication.

Anthony Russo

Masonry Restoration Specialist

Anthony focuses on masonry repair considerations, including deteriorated mortar joints, damaged bricks and defects affecting exterior walls.

Older Brooklyn buildings often require repairs that account for the surrounding masonry rather than the visible defect alone. The appropriate method depends on the materials, condition and extent of deterioration.

Primary focus: Brickwork, mortar joints and masonry restoration.

Christopher Martin

Site Supervisor

Christopher oversees day-to-day site coordination during repair projects. His responsibilities include coordinating work activities, monitoring progress and keeping site requirements in view.

Exterior projects on busy Brooklyn streets can involve restricted access, scaffolding and temporary pedestrian protection. These practical considerations need attention throughout the work.

Primary focus: Site coordination, work progress and site safety.

James Sullivan

Lintel and Structural Repair Coordinator

James focuses on coordinating projects involving damaged or deteriorated lintels and related masonry defects. Lintels support masonry above openings, making their condition an important consideration during facade repairs.

Corrosion, cracking and deterioration around windows and doors may require further assessment to establish the appropriate repair scope.

Primary focus: Lintel repairs, masonry around openings and repair coordination.

Luis Martinez

Restoration Crew Lead

Luis coordinates restoration activities within the crew, helping organise the work sequence and maintain attention to the specified repair requirements.

Facade restoration may involve removing deteriorated material, preparing surfaces and carrying out repairs suited to the existing building fabric. The methods used depend on the project specification and site conditions.

Primary focus: Restoration work, crew coordination and workmanship.

Robert Thompson

Project and Site Coordinator

Robert supports the practical organisation of exterior repair projects. This can include coordinating site access, communicating project requirements and helping ensure that relevant details reach the people involved in the work.

For Brooklyn properties with residents or businesses operating throughout the project, clear coordination can help reduce avoidable disruption.

Primary focus: Site logistics, project communication and coordination.

Discuss Your Building With Our Team

If your Brooklyn property has deteriorating masonry, damaged lintels or outstanding facade repair findings, contact us to discuss the work and the information needed to assess it. Share your building address, describe the issue and include any available inspection documentation.

Ready to discuss your project?