United States of America

District Of Columbia

Calix Masonry Contractors, Inc.

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Falls Run Stone & Stucco

K&M Contracting, Inc.

United Masonry

David Bontrager Masonry, Inc.

M&S Masonry, Inc.

Traditional Masonry

Arkadia Surfaces

Robert W Sheckles, Inc.

Serra Stone Corp

Telligent

South County Contractors

Masonry Masters

Oak Tree Masonry, INC

Baltimore-Washington Restoration

Masonry Contractor

Wells & Associates, Inc.

Akin Engineering

Galicia Construction Corporation

M&L Construction Group, Inc

Segmental Wall Specialists

Rugo Stone LLC

J.A.C. Construction, Inc.

Simpson Unlimited, INC

Blank & Mackenzie Masonry Inc.

ATS Studios

A & A Construction Services, Inc.

DC Quartz & Granite (Formerly USA Marble & Granite in MD)

Intown Restorations Inc

Pavkov Construction

WENRICH PD Construction, LLC.

PC Stone & Masonry

Live Green Landscapes, LLC

NVRC

Premier Turf and Landscaping

Delta Contractors & Assoc., LLC

JMR Concrete Construction

Bright Construction Group

Ernest Maier Steel Division

C. L. McCoy Framing Co., Inc.

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In many ways masonry is simpler than other construction methods. It is also more efficient, as each unit takes up little space. It is generally considered a safer method of building than other methods because all of the debris and potential issues (such as fires and explosions) can be contained within the unit itself instead of spreading outside of it. Additionally, since masonry is made from units of smaller components (timbers and boards) there is less chance for damage in the event of an earthquake or hurricane.

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