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Masonry that keeps Reno, NV homes solid and yards easy to use

Anchorstone Reno Concrete and Masonry repairs the brick, block and stone around homes and yards and builds new masonry, matching each repair to what's already there so the new work doesn't fight the old.

A broad gray stone-paver driveway curves across the lawn toward a blue single-story house.
  • Licensed and fully insured.
  • Free in-person estimates.
  • Replies within 1 business day.

A Reno masonry contractor who explains the work first

I learned this trade laying block and brick on new houses. Then I started Anchorstone Reno Concrete and Masonry to work on homes people already live in. We're best known for careful repointing and brick repair, and we're licensed and fully insured. You can read more about how we work.

We're based in Reno and work in the cities around it, including Sparks, Carson City and Truckee. If your city isn't listed, ask us. Call (775) 447-1254 or use the form, and I'll come out to look at the job with you.

  • Options explained in plain words
  • Repairs matched to your brick
  • A tidy site each day

Brick, block and stone work in Reno

At Anchorstone Reno Concrete and Masonry, we repair and build masonry around Reno, from worn mortar joints and loose brick to new walls and walkways. Price follows the size of the job, the material and how easy the spot is to reach, and timing turns on any permit. Your free on-site estimate covers both.

Why Reno homeowners call us

I care that you understand your own house when we leave, not just that the job looks good. Old masonry deserves a repair that works with it, and you should hear plainly when something can wait.

Gray pavers form a broad driveway and walkway in front of a blue house, with a black Jeep parked by the garage.
  • Hear what can wait

    I show you what's wrong and lay out your options in plain words, so you can decide what to fix now and what can wait.

  • Your home protected while we work

    We work on houses people are living in, so we cover rooms, plants and the brick we're not touching, and leave the site tidy each day.

  • Permits sorted before work starts

    When a job needs a permit, we find out whether the city or the county covers your address and handle the application before we start.

From your call to a finished job

We keep the estimate simple because it's free, on site and comes with no obligation, so you can hear what's going on before you decide anything.

  1. Call or write

    Call (775) 447-1254 or send the form, and we'll reply within one business day to set up a visit.

  2. I come out

    I look at the job with you and explain what I see and why it's happening, in plain words you can check against your own wall.

  3. Your free estimate

    You get a free estimate with no obligation that lays out what we'd do and why, so you can decide what to fix now.

  4. Work and walkthrough

    If you go ahead, we sort out any permit, protect your home and yard, do the work, then walk you through the finished job.

Questions about a step? Call and talk it through.

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Masonry in Reno and nearby cities

We're based in Reno and work in the cities around it. Pick your city below to see what we do there, or get in touch if yours isn't listed.

Look through these examples of brick, block and stone work to get a feel for finishes, patterns and materials before we talk about your project.

Questions Reno homeowners ask us

How much does masonry repair cost in Reno?

It depends on how much brick or mortar has to come out, what goes back in and how hard the spot is to reach. A few cracked joints cost far less than a wall that has to be rebuilt. I'll give you a figure for your job at a free, on-site estimate.

Is it cheaper to repair old brick or replace the whole wall?

Repair usually costs less when the brick itself is sound and only the mortar or a few bricks have failed. Rebuilding makes sense when a wall is leaning or the bricks are crumbling through. I'll show you which one your wall is and tell you plainly what can wait.

How long does a masonry project take?

It depends on the size of the job, whether it needs a permit and what we find once old mortar or brick comes out. Repointing a few joints moves a lot faster than building a new retaining wall. I'll tell you what the timing turns on for your job when I give the estimate.

Is Anchorstone Reno Concrete and Masonry licensed and insured?

Yes, we're licensed and fully insured. If you'd like to see the paperwork before we start, ask me at the estimate.

Who comes out to look at my masonry job in Reno?

I do. I look at the job in person, write the estimate myself and stay on site with our crew while the work gets done, so nothing gets lost between what we talked about and what gets built.

Do you guarantee your masonry work?

Yes, satisfaction guaranteed on every job. Before any work starts, I'll explain what we're doing and why, so you know what the finished job should look like. If something doesn't sit right with you, tell me.

What kind of mortar should be used to repoint old brick?

Old brick usually needs a mortar that's softer than the brick, so the joints wear instead of the brick faces. A modern hard mortar can make soft old brick crack or break off at the face. We match the mix and color to what's already in your wall.

Does my Reno masonry project need a permit?

Most building work in Reno needs a permit, and who issues it depends on whether your home is inside city limits or in unincorporated Washoe County. Inside the city, questions go to the Development Services Department, and Washoe County asks owners to confirm where their property sits first. Work done without a required permit picks up compliance fees on top of the permit fees, so we find out which office covers your address and handle the application.

Ask for a free masonry estimate in Reno

Tell us what's going on with your brick, block or stone and where your house is. We reply within one business day to set up a visit, and the estimate comes with no obligation.