30th Street Water & Electric Light Station

Chairman's Message: Starting My Journey As MCAA Chairman

Restoring The Mill City Museum

Sacred Heart Cathedral

The Fechino Files: Masonry Tool Modifications On A Tight Budget

Designing An Adhered Masonry Veneer Part 4

Preserving the Beauty of Masonry

Established in 1854 near the banks of the Red River in a small town called Lebanon, Okla., sat an abandoned, two-story brick structure. It once served as a boarding school for Chickasaw Nation girls, an orphanage, then as a manual labor school where Chic

Grout pumps and material delivery systems are utilized on jobsites to fill concrete masonry units (CMUs), providing structural stability to masonry walls according to project specifications. These pumps and systems include material valves designed to all

Western Specialty Contractors – St. Louis Masonry Branch faced a unique set of challenges when asked in early-2015 to restore a brick archway supporting the historic Eads Bridge.

Having recently returned from the World of Concrete/World of Masonry show in Las Vegas, I was able to see firsthand the progress that the saw blade industry continues to make, year after year.

The Big Secret...

What Non-Stop learned when we were a large masonry contractor...

Non-Stop was born from the lessons we learned as a masonry contractor ourselves. We were as large as any and more profitable than most. But we never bec

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

On Saturday mornings, we would hit the old tennis courts of the local vo-tech school to practice our projects with lime mortar. Ed Shea, an old Irish bricklayer who joined us on those Saturdays, often amazed us with the wa

TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER

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"BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH SUCH GREAT PEOPLE IN OUR INDUSTRY HAS BEEN INVALUABLE."

Alan Johnson
IMS Masonry, Inc.
Lindon, UT
MCAA Member Since 1996

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Scaffolding: What OSHA Really Looks For
BY JUSTIN BREITHAUPT, JR.

All too often, a visit from OSHA reveals deficiencies, not only in the scaffolding, but also in the knowledge of the masonry foreman or business owner. If you're the guy payi