Commercial Masonry in Indianapolis, IN

Masonry for commercial buildings, offices, retail, and multi-family.

The problem, explained

Commercial masonry is a different conversation than residential. The buyer is a property manager, a general contractor, or an owner who needs a real bid, a written scope, insurance documentation, and a schedule that fits a larger project. The work is the same craft, but the process — bids, references, insurance certificates, scheduling around other trades — is what makes a commercial mason worth hiring.

Brick columns and entrance masonry on a commercial building under construction

How we do it

Masonry crew working from scaffolding installing stone veneer on a commercial building
  1. 1Review the plans, the scope, and the schedule with the project team.
  2. 2Provide a written bid with a clear scope, materials, and timeline.
  3. 3Supply a certificate of insurance and references on request.
  4. 4Coordinate with the other trades and the general contractor.
  5. 5Execute the work to the scope and review the closeout with the team.

What it costs to think about

Commercial masonry is bid by the project. We provide a written bid with a clear scope, materials, and schedule after reviewing the plans and the site. Contact us for commercial bid work.

We don't publish price lists because the scope varies too much from job to job. The honest number comes from seeing your wall, your chimney, or your site in person. Read more about how masonry work is priced in Indianapolis.

Stone veneer being installed across a commercial wall with scaffolding and a telehandler on site

Jobsite & project detail

Masons installing natural stone veneer on a commercial building column from scaffolding

Masonry crew on scaffolding installing stone veneer on a commercial building entrance.

First courses of concrete block laid out on footings across a construction site

First courses of concrete block laid out on footings across a construction site.

Concrete block wall under construction on a commercial building with scaffolding in place

Concrete block wall under construction on a commercial building with scaffolding in place.

Scaffolding erected against a commercial masonry building during exterior work

Scaffolding erected against a commercial masonry building during exterior work.

New brick corner column built into an existing block wall

New brick corner column built into an existing block wall.

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Commercial Masonry — frequently asked questions

Can you provide a certificate of insurance for our project?

Yes. We supply a certificate of insurance naming your project and general contractor as additional insureds. That is standard for commercial work and we handle it promptly.

Do you bid commercial masonry work?

Yes. We provide written bids with a clear scope, materials, and schedule for commercial buildings, offices, retail, and multi-family. Send us the plans and the site address.

Can you work with our general contractor and schedule?

Yes. Commercial masonry is coordinated work — we schedule around the other trades, follow the project schedule, and communicate with the GC throughout. As a three-person crew we are clear about our capacity and timeline.

Do you have commercial references?

We provide references and, where appropriate, addresses of past work you can drive past. We are glad to walk you through completed commercial projects relevant to your scope.

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