Long Beach · Licensed masonry contractors
Custom Masonry for Long Beach Homes & Properties
Retaining walls, stone fireplaces and patios, pavers, and concrete for Long Beach-area homes. We are licensed masons and have worked across all projects small or large – so you can rest and let us take care of your project.
- Retaining and garden walls, columns, and façades
- Stone fireplaces, veneer, and custom stonework
- Paver patios, flagstone, and outdoor living areas
- Driveways, walkways, slabs, and concrete work
Or call now: (562) 379-4372
Our Services
Four masonry specialties. Walls, stonework, patios, and concrete.

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Walls
Retaining walls, garden walls, planters, columns, and full façades — engineered for hillside lots and built to last.
- Retaining, garden, façade, and privacy walls
- Engineering for any wall over 3 feet
- Real stone, brick, and CMU options
- Drainage and footing built to last 50+ years
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Stonework
Stone fireplaces, veneer, pillars, and custom features — real stone, hand-set by licensed masons.
- Stone fireplaces — indoor and outdoor
- Full and partial stone veneer façades
- Entry pillars, columns, and feature walls
- Real natural stone or quarried thin veneer


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Patios
Paver patios, flagstone, and outdoor living areas — designed, graded, and built for Long Beach yards.
- Flagstone and all types of pavers
- Stamped and colored concrete patios
- Proper sub-base for a flat, lasting finish
- Drainage and grading designed into the build
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Concrete
Driveways, walkways, slabs, and footings — formed, poured, and finished by experienced concrete crews.
- Driveways, walkways, and patio slabs
- Shed, ADU, and equipment pads
- Stamped, colored, and exposed-aggregate finishes
- Proper rebar, sub-base, and control joints

About Our Service
Masonry that fits your Long Beach home and lasts decades.
Masonry Long Beach designs and builds custom masonry for Long Beach-area homeowners and property managers. Walls, stonework, patios, and concrete — small projects to large ones, we do the work right the first time. We bring real material samples to your house so you see them in your own light before we break ground.
How We Work
Site walk, design, permit, build. One crew chief from start to cleanup.
1. Site walk and design
We walk the property, take measurements, talk through the look (material, cap, mortar joint), and draft a design.
2. Engineering and permit
Walls over three feet need engineered drawings and a Long Beach permit. We handle both. Footing depth and drainage designed for your soil.
3. Build
Excavation, footing pour, drainage installation, course-by-course wall build, capping, and pointing. Final cleanup and walk-through.
When You Need Masonry Work
Masonry work is the right call when:
- You have a hillside or grade to retain — terracing a slope, holding back a driveway, or stabilizing a yard.
- You want a stone fireplace, fire pit, or patio feature — built-in stonework outlasts and outclasses any pre-fab option.
- You’re redoing the backyard — pavers, flagstone, or a poured concrete patio make a yard usable year-round.
- The driveway or walkways are cracked — pour a new concrete slab or set pavers for a cleaner, longer-lasting finish.
- You want columns, pillars, or a façade — masonry detail at the entrance or on the home face changes the whole presence.
- You’re preparing to sell — clean masonry, fresh concrete, and a finished yard photograph well and add real value.
Walls, stonework, patios, or concrete — we'll come out, walk the site, and price it flat-rate. Call: (562) 379-4372

What Affects the Cost of Masonry Work
Masonry pricing depends on the scope and the material. Main drivers:
- Size and square footage. Linear feet for walls, square feet for patios and slabs — the bigger the area, the more material and labor.
- Material. CMU block and standard concrete are most affordable; brick and pavers are mid-range; natural stone and flagstone are premium.
- Engineering and permits. Walls over three feet need engineered drawings and a Long Beach permit. We handle both.
- Site prep and drainage. Excavation, grading, drainage behind retaining walls, and concrete sub-base all add to the scope.
- Finish details. Cap stones, mortar joint style, paver patterns, stamped or colored concrete — finish choices change the price.
- Site access. Tight or hillside lots slow the crew and add labor time.
Flat-rate quote after the site walk — including permits, drainage, and cleanup. No surprise add-ons.
Trusted by Long Beach Homeowners
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to build a wall in Long Beach?
Most residential walls are 1–3 weeks from breaking ground to cleanup. Engineering and permit can add 2–4 weeks before that.
Do I need a permit?
Walls over three feet typically need a permit and engineered drawings in Long Beach. We handle the permit and engineering coordination.
What's the difference between block, brick, and stone?
CMU block is the structural workhorse, often veneered with brick or stone. Brick is timeless and good value. Cut stone is premium and unique. We’ll show you samples in your light.
Will the wall last?
Yes — properly engineered and drained masonry walls last 50+ years. The two failure modes are bad drainage and undersized footing, both of which we engineer around.
Are you licensed?
Yes — we’re a licensed California masonry contractor, fully insured and bonded. License number and insurance certificate on request.
Cities We Serve
We build across the Long Beach area. Click your neighborhood for local project examples and permit details, or call for a free on-site walk and design.
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