Sitz & Son Masonry
Salt Lake City, UT · 1 yrs in business
About Sitz & Son Masonry
Based in Salt Lake City, UT, Sitz & Son Masonry works as a mason. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 1 year. A mason in Salt Lake City typically inspects the area, checks mortar hardness and color, and plans a repair or build that fits the existing structure. Work involves grinding or chiseling out damaged material, laying new units, striking the joints, and cleaning off excess mortar.
On their profile, Sitz & Son Masonry lists service type: completely new masonry project, replace or remodel existing structure and repair existing structure; project type: fireplace, sidewalk, driveway, indoor floors and stairs; property type: residential and commercial.
Homeowners also hire masons when adding stone veneer, building a patio wall, or replacing concrete steps with brick or stone. Send clear photos of the damage or the area to be built, with rough measurements of length and height for each section. Pricing depends on the square footage of masonry, material type, how hard it is to match existing brick or stone, and access height.
Besides Salt Lake City, homeowners in Murray, Taylorsville and Holladay can reach out for masonry work. To get started, send Sitz & Son Masonry a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.
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Overview
- Serves Salt Lake City, UT
- 2 employees
- 1 year in business
- Accepts Ask this pro about their preferred payment method
Services offered
- Service type
- Completely new masonry project · Replace or remodel existing structure · Repair existing structure
- Project type
- Fireplace · Sidewalk · Driveway · Indoor floors · Stairs · Wall · Other
- Property type
- Residential · Commercial
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