Masonry
Masonry, the official publication of the Mason Contractors Association of America, covers every aspect of the mason contractor profession - equipment and techniques, building codes and standards, business planning, promoting your business, legal issues and more. Read or subscribe to Masonry magazine at www.masonrymagazine.com.
222 articles by Masonry:
Young Man Overcomes Hurdles to Become an Accomplished Mason
Brandon Campanaro has overcome many hurdles and has become an accomplished mason, receiving the highest honors in his class at the Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades. Full story
CMU Fish Tanks? You Bet!
The colorful fish that fill private aquariums all over the world don't get there by swimming. Raising aquarium fish is big business, involving millions of fish annually. Full story
Young Man Includes Masonry Among Many Interests
This past fall, Casey Schmidt graduated from Cedar High School and headed off to the University of Utah to study mechanical engineering. Full story
Contractor to Contractor: Jansen Group
For more than 70 years, the Jansen Group has been serving southeast Wisconsin with quality masonry construction and management. Full story
Hard Work Readies Young Mason for the Trade
Kevin Schleicher is a model employee, an excellent craftsman, a true professional and this month's Student in the Spotlight. Full story
Contractor to Contractor: Larson-Danielson Construction Company
Since 1908, Larson-Danielson Construction Company has provided quality masonry work across northwest Indiana. Full story
A Lifetime of Experiences for Young Mason
By the age of 20, Arturo Diaz had worked as a mason, painting contractor, horse trainer, jockey and bull rider. Full story
High Praise for Young Mason
Based on glowing recommendations from his instructor and employer, 18-year-old Jules Branch is our Masonry Apprentice of the Month. Full story
He's Number One!
Josh Kimrey is the 2006 first place winner in the national masonry high school competition held in conjunction with SkillsUSA and this month's Student in the Spotlight. Full story
53rd Annual North Carolina Department of Labor State Fair Masonry Apprentice Contest
In October, 28 apprentices from 12 companies competed in the 53rd Annual North Carolina Department of Labor State Fair Masonry Apprentice Contest in Raleigh, N.C. Full story
A Stand Out Mason
Josh Seep was just one of those students who stood out in class from the very first day and won the Wisconsin SkillsUSA masonry competition eight months into the nine-month program. Full story
Masonry Institute’s Masonry Skills Challenge
On September 23, 25 apprentices came to compete in The Masonry Institute’s Seventh Annual Masonry Skills Challenge. Full story
Contractor to Contractor: Stevens Masonry, Inc.
For three generations, the Stevens family has laid a solid foundation for both their name and their business. Full story
Grandfather Had a Good Idea
Jonathan Mitchell participated in the national masonry contest held in conjunction with the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference. Full story
Bricklayer Recognized for All-star Performance
David Bildstein, a bricklayer in Ashtabula, Ohio, is one of five finalists named in the 2006 American Worker of the Year (AWOTY) Awards, an annual contest in its 15th year, sponsored by Dickies to honor hard-working Americans. Full story
2006 NCMCA Masonry Apprentice Skills Contest
Contractor to Contractor: Harold F. Johnson Masonry, Inc.
Family and Instructor Help Mason Excel
Masonry Association of Georgia's Apprenticeship Training Center Open House
Contractor to Contractor: Coastal Masonry, Inc.
We sat down with Randy Jensen to learn more about Coastal Masonry, their active involvement in the industry, the keys to their success and how their innovative tools have helped impact business. Full story
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