C&M Tyler Concrete and MasonryC&M Tyler Concrete and Masonry

Trusted Masonry Contractor in Tyler TX - Brick Repairs That Blend With Your Home

C&M Tyler Concrete and Masonry repairs brick, mortar and chimneys on older homes in Tyler, Whitehouse, Lindale and the cities nearby. We also build retaining walls for hilly yards and lay new walkways and paver driveways.

A circular stone fire pit filled with rough dark rocks sits on a matching patio, with a low curved stone wall behind it.

Tyler masonry contractor since 2013

I started C&M Tyler Concrete and Masonry in Tyler in 2013, after years running crews and jobs for another masonry owner. We're licensed and insured, and we're best known for brick and mortar repairs that look like they belong to the house. We offer 16 services and have pages for 10 cities, and we work in plenty of other cities around Tyler too. You can read more about how I got started and how we work.

C&M Tyler Concrete and Masonry

Masonry and concrete work in Tyler

We repair old brick, stone and mortar and build new walls, walkways, driveways and outdoor kitchens. Price and timing turn on how much is failing, how hard your brick is to match and any city permit, and your estimate says what needs doing now.

How a masonry job works with us

  1. Call or send a message

    Call (903) 525-6451 or send us a message with what you're seeing and the address, since Tyler's city rules apply inside city limits. We get back to you within one business day to set up a visit.

  2. I come out and estimate

    I look the job over myself and give you a free quote on site, with no pressure to book. It spells out what needs fixing now and what can wait, so you don't pay for work your house doesn't need.

  3. Permit, work and walk-through

    If you say yes, we check with the city and file any permit the job needs. A lead mason runs our crew on site, and when the work's done, I walk the finished job with you.

Masonry questions from Tyler homeowners

Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Tyler?

Yes, the City of Tyler requires a permit for every retaining wall, no matter the size. A wall over four feet tall also needs engineered plans signed and sealed by a licensed engineer. Tell us the height you have in mind when you call, so we can plan for it.

Do I need a permit to replace my driveway in Tyler?

A driveway job in Tyler needs a city permit when it replaces the approach, the stretch that ties your driveway to the street. The approach has to be at least four feet wide, meet city standards and let people cross the sidewalk safely, and the plan must be approved before work begins.

How long is a building permit good for in Tyler?

A building permit in Tyler is good for six months from the day it's issued. City staff can extend it when work is active and inspections are being scheduled. On our jobs, we file the permit and keep the paperwork moving until the work is done.

How do I know if my house is inside Tyler city limits?

Look up your address on SmithCountyMapSite.org, which shows whether a property sits inside Tyler city limits. It matters because city rules, like the retaining wall permit, apply inside those limits. Send us your address with the project and we'll check with the city before we plan the work.