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1. Quality Remodel, Repair & Restoration

Milwaukee, WI79 years in business

Based in Milwaukee, WI, Quality Remodel, Repair & Restoration works as a masonry contractor. The business has been operating for 79 years. Masonry work covers building and repairing structures made of brick, block, and stone, set in mortar. Common projects include tuckpointing worn joints, rebuilding damaged sections, and constructing walls, steps, and outdoor features that are meant to last for decades with modest upkeep. Common requests for masonry work include brick mailbox building, cracked brick replacement, efflorescence cleaning, mortar joint repair and chimney crown and brick repair. Quality Remodel, Repair & Restoration is also listed for interior painting and plastering. 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. Structural rebuilds, custom stone work, and projects needing scaffolding typically cost more than cosmetic joint repair on a ground-level wall. Besides Milwaukee, homeowners in Saint Francis, Cudahy and Greendale can reach out for masonry work. To get started, send Quality Remodel, Repair & Restoration a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. North Shore Masonry

Milwaukee, WI48 years in business20 employees

Based in Milwaukee, WI, North Shore Masonry works as a mason. The business has been operating for 48 years with a team of 20. Masonry work covers building and repairing structures made of brick, block, and stone, set in mortar. Common projects include tuckpointing worn joints, rebuilding damaged sections, and constructing walls, steps, and outdoor features that are meant to last for decades with modest upkeep. On their profile, North Shore Masonry lists repair location: wall, patio or porch and stairs; materials: brick and stone; property type: residential and commercial. Crumbling mortar, loose or spalling bricks, and stair-step cracks in a wall are common reasons to call a mason for an assessment. Describe access for materials and equipment, nearby landscaping, and whether the work involves a chimney, second story, or other elevated area. Structural rebuilds, custom stone work, and projects needing scaffolding typically cost more than cosmetic joint repair on a ground-level wall. Besides Milwaukee, homeowners in Saint Francis, Cudahy and Greendale can reach out for masonry work. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. To get started, send North Shore Masonry a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. Krown Masonry & Repair

Milwaukee, WI18 years in business3 employees

Krown Masonry & Repair provides masonry work in Milwaukee, WI. The business has been operating for 18 years with a team of 3. Masonry work covers building and repairing structures made of brick, block, and stone, set in mortar. Common projects include tuckpointing worn joints, rebuilding damaged sections, and constructing walls, steps, and outdoor features that are meant to last for decades with modest upkeep. On their profile, Krown Masonry & Repair lists service type: completely new masonry project, replace or remodel existing structure and repair existing structure; project type: fireplace, patio or porch, sidewalk, driveway and indoor floors; property type: residential and commercial. White chalky residue, leaning garden walls, or water seeping through a block basement wall often point to masonry that needs attention. 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. Customers in Milwaukee and nearby areas such as Saint Francis, Cudahy and Greendale can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Square cash app and Venmo. To get started, send Krown Masonry & Repair a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

4. Bisky’s Stucco & Stone LLC

Milwaukee, WI16 years in business5 employees

Based in Milwaukee, WI, Bisky’s Stucco & Stone LLC works as a mason. A team of 5, the business has been operating for 16 years. Many masonry problems start with water. Missing mortar, cracked crowns, and poor drainage let moisture into walls, where freeze and thaw cycles loosen bricks and widen gaps. Repairs aim to seal those paths, match existing materials, and restore the structure's strength and look. On their profile, Bisky’s Stucco & Stone LLC lists repair location: wall and fireplace; materials: brick and stone; property type: residential and commercial. Bisky’s Stucco & Stone LLC is also listed for stucco repair. Crumbling mortar, loose or spalling bricks, and stair-step cracks in a wall are common reasons to call a mason for an assessment. Describe access for materials and equipment, nearby landscaping, and whether the work involves a chimney, second story, or other elevated area. Pricing depends on the square footage of masonry, material type, how hard it is to match existing brick or stone, and access height. Besides Milwaukee, homeowners in Saint Francis, Cudahy and Greendale can reach out for masonry work. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal, Square cash app and Zelle. To get started, send Bisky’s Stucco & Stone LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

5. Ihrcke Restoration (Ihrcke Masonry LLC)

Milwaukee, WI15 years in business3 employees

Ihrcke Restoration (Ihrcke Masonry LLC) provides masonry work in Milwaukee, WI. The business has been operating for 15 years with a team of 3. A mason in Milwaukee 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. Typical jobs for masonry work in Milwaukee include mortar joint repair, efflorescence cleaning, brick wall tuckpointing, retaining wall construction and stone veneer installation. White chalky residue, leaning garden walls, or water seeping through a block basement wall often point to masonry that needs attention. Note the type of brick or stone, its approximate age, and whether matching the existing color and texture matters to you. Structural rebuilds, custom stone work, and projects needing scaffolding typically cost more than cosmetic joint repair on a ground-level wall. Customers in Milwaukee and nearby areas such as Saint Francis, Cudahy and Greendale can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Square cash app and Venmo. To get started, send Ihrcke Restoration (Ihrcke Masonry LLC) a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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