Bad alignment, uneven joints, no level →the wall starts to move, crack… and eventually fails. Brickwork isn’t just about making it look good.It’s about doing it right from the start. One small mistake at the base = a big mess later. Learn it once.Fix it twice… or rebuild it.

Most beginners think masonry is just laying bricks. ❌ Wrong. The real challenge is: – Costly mistakes – Pro shortcuts (the smart ones 😅) – Fundamentals nobody explains clearly I grew up in this trade. 3rd generation mason I’ve seen what works… and what ruins jobs. 🎥 I’m dropping a TikTok video on this very soon. 👉 In your opinion, what’s the #1 mistake beginners make in masonry? Comment below 👇

Everyone starts somewhere. what do you want ot learn first? - Tools - Mortar - Brick laying - Block work - Stone work - rejointing - Mindset Comment below

Most beginners focus on speed before understanding the basics. in masonry,rushing leads to: - crooked lines - uneven levels - weak joints slow work done right beats fast work done wrong every time.

Im a 3rd generation mason. I learned the trade from my familly,actively working on real job sites-not in classrooms and not from online shortcuts. i created Built into Mason because i see to many beginners struggle with the same mistakes-- not because they lack effort,but because no one shows them the fundamentals the right way. this group exists to help you build solid foundations,avoid costly errors,and understand the mindset behind good masonry. -no shortcuts, brick by brick If you're new here,tell me:what made you want to learn masonry?