Artisan Sunrise Manor Concrete & Masonry
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Masonry that holds your home and yard together in Sunrise Manor, NV

Artisan Sunrise Manor Concrete & Masonry repairs and builds brick, block and stone for homeowners across the Las Vegas Valley, and we find out what caused a crack before we fix it.

A large beige stucco house stands behind a broad gray interlocking-paver driveway.

Masonry work we take on

Every job, from a crumbling joint to a new wall, starts with me on site. Size, access and what's under the surface move the price and schedule, and your written estimate spells it out.

  • Foundation repair

    Foundation repair fixes cracked or shifted block and concrete at the base of your house, and we find out what moved it before we patch anything.

    Stone masonry pillars flank broad concrete steps leading to a modern home's front door.
  • Chimney repair

    Loose bricks, a cracked cap or mortar washing out of the joints usually start this call. We rebuild what's failing so the chimney stays sound.

    A stone retaining wall terraces a backyard around a circular patio with a fire pit, seating, and garden beds.
  • Tuckpointing

    Tuckpointing replaces worn mortar with a color matched to your brick and adds a thin raised line, so old brickwork gets crisp, sharp joints again.

    Driveway paved with multicolored rectangular pavers and curved dark edging in front of a blue house.
  • Brick repair

    Cracked, chipped or loose bricks get cut out and replaced with a close match, so the wall stays strong without tearing down what's still good.

    Curved retaining wall of tan masonry blocks borders a concrete walkway and garden with a small American flag.
  • Driveway pavers

    Interlocking pavers set on a packed base make a driveway that handles daily parking, and a single cracked paver can be lifted and swapped later.

    Close-up of gray and red concrete driveway pavers arranged in repeating curved fan patterns.
  • Retaining wall construction

    A slope that keeps creeping toward the patio needs a retaining wall. Ours go on a solid footing with drainage behind to take the water pressure off.

    Tan and charcoal driveway pavers form a wide geometric pattern in front of a brick house.
  • Masonry restoration

    Older brick and stone that's stained, flaking or patched badly over the years can be brought back. We clean, repair and repoint it to match what was there.

    Stone veneer covers a house facade around a large white-trimmed window, with dark shutters and a covered porch.
  • Fireplace installation

    We build masonry fireplaces, indoors or out, and rebuild tired brick or stone surrounds, lining the firebox with firebrick and mortar made to take the heat.

    A circular paved patio surrounds a stone fire pit, with dark wooden chairs and colorful flower beds.
  • Stone veneer installation

    Stone veneer puts a thin layer of stone over a wall, column or fireplace front, and the prep behind it matters most because trapped water can ruin it.

    Stone veneer fireplace wall with a mounted television and wood mantel in a bright living room.
  • Concrete block walls

    Block walls are how most valley yards are fenced. We build new ones and repair cracked or leaning runs, with steel and grout in the hollow cells.

    Gray concrete block steps with broad stone caps descend beside a paved patio and a bed of small stones.
  • Foundation block wall installation

    For an addition, a garage or a raised floor, we lay the block foundation walls on a proper footing, reinforced and grouted to carry the load above.

    Foundation block wall supports a broad concrete slab with exposed rebar and plumbing stubs at a construction site.
  • Outdoor kitchen masonry

    If you're tired of a grill on a cart, we build the block base, counters and stone or brick finish for an outdoor kitchen that suits your yard.

    White stone pool patio with a square sunken fire pit surrounded by turquoise water beside a large house.
  • Walkway construction

    A walkway in brick, pavers, stone or concrete gives you a steady path from the driveway to the door or out to the back gate.

    A gray stone-topped walkway and landing connect a garden to a house porch with stone-faced steps.
  • Brick wall installation

    New brick walls, from a low garden wall to a full privacy wall, start with the footing, because a wall is only as straight as what's under it.

    Brick wall installation forms a patio railing with red brick pillars, pale stone balusters, and a matching brick base.
  • Stone masonry

    Natural stone laid in mortar or stacked dry suits garden walls, steps, columns and planters, and each piece gets fitted by hand rather than cut to a pattern.

    A round stone fire pit filled with logs sits on a matching flagstone patio beside a low stone wall.
  • Brick pointing

    Mortar that's crumbling or pulling back from the bricks means it's time for pointing. We cut out the bad joints and refill them so water stays out.

    A broad paved patio of rectangular stone pavers surrounds picnic tables and trees in wooden planters.

Picking the right masonry for the job

The right pick depends on your house, your yard and how you use it, and I talk it through with you at the visit.

  • House fronts

    Classic brick

    Brick suits house fronts, chimneys and garden walls where you want a clean, even look, and it ages well when the joints are kept up.

  • Property lines

    Concrete block

    Concrete block is the workhorse for property walls and retaining walls, since it's strong once it's reinforced, and it takes stucco or veneer for a dressier face.

  • Patio & garden

    Natural stone

    Natural stone fits planters, steps, columns and outdoor kitchens where you want texture, though it takes more labor because every piece gets shaped to fit.

A pale stone patio features a low curved retaining wall, broad steps, and a red umbrella over outdoor dining.
A stone fireplace with a lit fire and mounted television anchors a covered wooden patio.

Careful work on the parts you don't see

I came to masonry later in life and learned it beside an older mason who'd laid brick most of his. We put our care into the footing, the mortar mix and the drainage, since that's what keeps a wall straight. Read more about us.

  • Footing and drainage come first
  • Mortar matched to your brick
  • Walls laid straight and true

Why homeowners call us

Call (702) 374-0958 with whatever you're seeing, and expect plain answers and room for every question you've got.

  • Same person, call to finish

    The person who answers your call comes out, writes your estimate and checks on the work, so nothing gets lost along the way.

  • Told straight what can wait

    If a crack is cosmetic or a joint has years left, I'll say so, because you should pay only for what your house needs now.

  • Estimates you can compare

    Our written estimates spell out what we'll do and why in plain words, so you can line ours up against any other bid you get.

Questions before you hire a mason

Who issues building permits for masonry work in Sunrise Manor?

The Clark County Building Department does, because Sunrise Manor isn't its own city and the county runs it, even though many addresses here read Las Vegas. The county issues permits to build, alter, repair or tear down a structure, and you or someone you authorize applies before the work starts.

Does a block wall or brick repair in Sunrise Manor need a permit?

It depends on the job, so we check rather than guess, since the county's permit rule reaches repairs as well as new building. We help you sort out which office covers your address, the county or your city, and handle the application with you before work starts.

When does a small masonry repair need a licensed contractor in Nevada?

Under state rules, repair or maintenance work under $1,000, labor and materials together, can be done without a contractor's license, but only if it doesn't need a building permit. A bigger job broken into contracts under $500 to dodge licensing doesn't qualify. We're licensed and fully insured, so it's not a question with us.

What affects the cost of masonry repair or a new wall?

Size, material and how much old work has to come out first set most of the price. Access matters too, since a backyard with no gate means hauling every block by hand, and a footing or drainage problem we uncover adds work. Your written estimate lays out what we'll do and why.

Should I repair my old block wall or replace it?

A wall that's still straight with a few cracked blocks or worn joints is usually worth repairing, and one that's leaning badly or split through the footing usually isn't. I'll tell you which yours is when I look at it, and if it can wait a while, I'll say that too.

Can masonry work be done in the Las Vegas summer heat?

Yes, though the heat changes how we do it. The latest yearly weather count for Las Vegas logged 137 days at 90 degrees or hotter, and mortar dries too fast in that, so we start early in the day and keep fresh work damp and shaded while it cures.

Have a question these don't cover? Call (702) 374-0958 or send the form and ask.

From your call to the final walk

Getting your masonry work done is simple, and it starts with a call or the form.

  1. You get in touch

    Call (702) 374-0958 or send the form, and I usually pick up myself. Messages get a reply within one business day.

  2. Visit and estimate

    I come out, look at the job with you and walk you through what I see, then send a written estimate, free and with no obligation.

  3. Work and walkthrough

    We sort out any permits, then our masons do the work while I check in. They clean up, and I walk the finished job with you.

Gray interlocking paver patio extends beneath a covered area behind a white house.

Tell us about your masonry job

Tell us what you're seeing and where your house is, by phone or the form. We reply within one business day, and the on-site estimate is free with no obligation.

(702) 374-0958

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Get your free on-site estimate

Call (702) 374-0958 or send the form with a few words about the job, and we'll set a time to come take a look.

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