From solid scaffold setupTo a chimney that was falling apartTo a clean, strong final rebuild. Rebuilding a chimney isn’t just stacking bricks.It’s: ✔️ Proper scaffold & safety✔️ Removing damaged brick and mortar✔️ Checking structure + flashing✔️ Rebuilding level and plumb✔️ Finishing sharp and built to last Anyone can show the “after.”Real ones show the process. Brick by brick.

Look closely at this wall 👀Something isn’t right… but I won’t say what yet. 👉 What do YOU think the real problem is?Mortar? Joints? Install? Structural issue? 💬 Drop your answer in the comments.No wrong answers—just trained eyes. 🧱 I’ll break it down after a few replies 👇

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.

2nd generation Mason. Learning to scale and elevate our family ran and operated business through platforms such as Google for residential clients and online bidding such as Planhub, blue book, building connected for commercial clients.

Big welcome to our newest member — a masonry specialist based out of Central California 🇺🇸 Always solid to have experienced masons joining the community. This space is all about real-world knowledge, sharing what works on site, and leveling up together in the trade. Glad to have you with us — jump in, introduce yourself, and let us know what kind of masonry you specialize in 💪