Masonry Contractor in Citrus Heights, CA - Brick and Block Walls That Stay Put
Prestige Rocklin Concrete and Masonry repairs and builds brick, block and stone in Citrus Heights, from crumbling mortar joints and tired chimneys to new retaining walls, walkways and paver driveways.
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Brick and stone work across Citrus Heights
Citrus Heights is a short drive down from Rocklin, and the calls we get here mostly come from homeowners in settled neighborhoods of single-family houses. They look a lot like the calls we get in Roseville and Lincoln: mortar going sandy on a brick front, a block fence leaning between two yards, a brick planter pushing apart, a fireplace nobody has looked at in a while.
What moves your price is how much has to come out, the brick or stone we have to match and how easy the spot is to reach, and the schedule mostly turns on whether the job needs a permit and when our crew is free, so the estimate is where you get your own figure. The houses shape the work too, because a wall or chimney that's been patched before usually hides the real problem behind the old repair, and I'd rather find that than cover it up again.
Masonry we do in Citrus Heights
Foundation repair
When a crack shows in a stem wall or a porch step pulls away from the house, we find out why it moved before we repair it.
Explore Foundation repairChimney repair
Chimneys here often show a cracked crown or loose brick near the roofline, and we rebuild what's failing instead of smearing mortar over it.
Explore Chimney repairTuckpointing
Sandy, crumbling joints on an older brick front can be ground out and refilled with fresh mortar, which keeps water from working into the wall.
Explore TuckpointingBrick repair
Cracked or spalled bricks, the ones flaking off at the face, get cut out and replaced with brick matched as closely as we can find.
Explore Brick repairDriveway pavers
Swapping a tired concrete driveway for pavers? We build the base first, because the base is what keeps pavers from settling under your car.
Explore Driveway paversRetaining wall construction
A sloped backyard or a raised planter needs a wall that lets water out, so we build drainage in behind the retaining walls we put up.
Explore Retaining wall constructionMasonry restoration
For brick or stone that's been patched one too many times, we take it back to sound material and rebuild it to match what's left.
Explore Masonry restorationFireplace installation
Want a fireplace where there isn't one, or an old one rebuilt? I'll walk you through the options at your place before anything gets built.
Explore Fireplace installationStone veneer installation
Stone veneer, thin stone set over an existing wall, dresses up a plain house front or porch column without the weight of full stone.
Explore Stone veneer installationConcrete block walls
Block fences between yards are common here, and when one leans or cracks we tell you straight whether it needs a repair or a rebuild.
Explore Concrete block wallsFoundation block wall installation
For an addition, a garage or a crawlspace wall, we lay the block foundation square and level, since everything above it leans on that.
Explore Foundation block wall installationOutdoor kitchen masonry
A backyard grill island or outdoor kitchen gets a masonry base built to take heat and weather, with the counter set where you like to cook.
Explore Outdoor kitchen masonryWalkway construction
A front walk or side path in brick, stone or pavers, laid on a well-packed base so it stays flat underfoot.
Explore Walkway constructionBrick wall installation
Garden walls, mailbox posts and low brick borders along the front yard, built on footings sized to the wall so they stay standing.
Explore Brick wall installationStone masonry
Natural stone steps, planters and wall caps take a patient hand, and careful stone work is a big part of what we're known for.
Explore Stone masonryBrick pointing
If only a few joints are cracked or missing, pointing just those is often enough, and I'll tell you when the rest of the wall can wait.
Explore Brick pointing
What Citrus Heights homes ask of the work
I learned the trade beside other masons and started this business in 2021, and careful brick and stone repair is what we're known for. I'd rather fix the cause than patch what you can see, and I'd rather tell you a job can wait than sell you one you don't need.
Meet the mason who does the work
I come out to look at your job myself, and the same small crew I work beside does the work, so nobody hands you off to strangers after the estimate.
Know the price before you sign
I go through what each part of the job is and why it costs what it does, because no question is too small when it's your house and your money.
Permit paperwork handled for your address
When a job needs a permit, we find out which city or county office covers your address and handle the paperwork with them, so you're not the one on hold.
Get a free on-site masonry estimate in Citrus Heights
Tell us what you're seeing and your Citrus Heights address, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time. I'll come out to look myself, and the estimate is free with no obligation.
Citrus Heights masonry questions
What is the best way to find out if my masonry job needs a permit in Citrus Heights?
Ask the city's Permit Services at (916) 727-4760 or Building@CitrusHeights.net, because the city's permit list doesn't settle it for masonry. That list names jobs like new water heaters, electrical panels and re-roofs, and the city says it isn't complete, so a job missing from it can still need a permit or another department's sign-off. When a job does need one, we find out which office covers your address and handle the paperwork.
Who can pull a building permit in Citrus Heights?
The homeowner, the homeowner's agent or a contractor licensed by the State of California can get a building permit, according to the city's building permit guidance. The application should include a plot plan drawn to scale that shows your lot's shape and dimensions and any oak trees on your lot or the lots next door. On our jobs that need a permit, we put that together and file it with the city.
Does a masonry contractor need a Citrus Heights business license?
Yes, the city won't issue a building permit to a contractor who doesn't hold a valid Citrus Heights business license. Getting that license can take up to 60 days, so ask any contractor you're weighing whether they have one before your schedule depends on it.
Can I build a retaining wall or paver driveway near a floodplain in Citrus Heights?
Usually not inside it, because in most cases the city won't permit new structures, driveways or fill in the 100-year floodplain. For new structures or additions within 50 feet of a floodplain, the city requires an Elevation Certificate showing the work sits at least two feet above it. If your lot backs onto a creek, we check where the line falls before we draw anything up.
How do I find out if my Citrus Heights property is in a flood zone?
Call the City of Citrus Heights offices at (916) 727-4770, which is where the county's flood guidance sends residents to check a parcel's flood zone. The federal flood maps for the city were redrawn in 2024, so a zone you were told about years ago may have changed. It's worth that one call before you plan a wall, a driveway or any fill near a drainage channel.
How much does masonry repair cost in Citrus Heights?
A few cracked joints cost far less than a rebuilt chimney or a new retaining wall, and I can only give you a figure for your job once I've seen it. Pointing just the joints that have failed or choosing stone veneer over full stone keeps the price down, while hidden damage behind old patches, a tight side yard and a permit push it up. I'll go through each line with you before you sign anything.
Not in Citrus Heights? Call us anyway
We're based in Rocklin and work in the cities around it, so pick yours below, and if you don't see it listed, just call (916) 666-6314 and ask.