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Tyler Concrete & Masonry handles foundation repair, brick work, tuckpointing, chimneys, and more. We serve Tyler and surrounding East Texas communities with work that holds up through every season.
Tyler Concrete & Masonry is a masonry contractor based in Tyler, TX, offering 16 services to homeowners and property owners across East Texas. From cracked foundations and failing chimneys to new retaining walls and outdoor kitchens, we handle the full range of concrete and masonry work. We serve 12 cities throughout the region and carry general liability insurance on every job.
Cracks in your slab, sticking doors, uneven floors - Tyler's clay soil is the likely cause, and proper foundation repair stops the damage before it spreads.
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Crumbling mortar, missing caps, or a leaning chimney? Tyler's heavy rainfall finds every gap fast - chimney repair keeps water out before it reaches your ceilings.
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Old mortar that crumbles when you touch it is an open door for water. Tuckpointing reseals every joint and can add 20 or more years to your brick walls.
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Stair-step cracks and spalled brick faces are common in Tyler's clay-soil environment. Brick repair patches the damage and stops water from getting deeper.
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Cracked or heaving pavers ruin curb appeal and create trip hazards. New driveway pavers handle East Texas heat and heavy rain without the long-term cracking concrete invites.
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Erosion, slope failure, or a yard that floods after every rain - a properly built retaining wall keeps your soil where it belongs and protects your foundation.
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Decades of East Texas weather leave their mark on brick and stone. Masonry restoration brings deteriorated walls, facades, and structures back to solid condition.
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A well-built fireplace adds real warmth to a Tyler home. Professional installation means the firebox, flue, and surround are built right and safe to use from day one.
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Stone veneer transforms a plain exterior into a standout finish. Proper installation means no cracking, no slipping panels, and a result that holds up in humid East Texas conditions.
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Concrete block walls offer reliable structural strength for retaining, enclosure, and boundary work. Properly laid CMU walls resist movement and moisture for decades.
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A solid foundation block wall keeps your home level and protected at the base. Correct installation with the right materials is the difference between a wall that lasts and one that shifts.
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An outdoor kitchen built with proper masonry holds up through Tyler summers and doesn't crack, crumble, or fade the way prefab options do.
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Uneven, cracked, or settled walkway pavers are a hazard and an eyesore. New walkway construction gives you a level, durable path that holds up season after season.
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A brick wall defines a property, provides privacy, and adds lasting value. Correctly laid brick walls handle East Texas soil movement without cracking apart.
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Natural stone work done right adds timeless character to any property. Proper stone masonry means tight, weatherproof joints and work that looks as good in 20 years as it does today.
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Recessed or crumbling mortar joints let water behind your brick fast. Brick pointing reseals every joint before the next rainy season gets a chance to find its way in.
Learn MoreReach out by phone or through our contact form. We ask a few basic questions - what you are seeing, how long it has been happening, and a bit about your home. We respond within 1 business day and schedule a free on-site visit at a time that works for you.
We come out, walk through the problem with you, and assess the full scope of the work. You get a written, itemized estimate that explains what we are proposing and why - no vague lump sums. Take as much time as you need to review it and compare before deciding.
Once you approve, we schedule the job and show up on time. We work cleanly, keep you informed each day, and do a final walkthrough with you when the job is complete. You get documentation of everything that was done.
We carry general liability insurance on every project. You get written proof before work starts, and permits are pulled whenever required by the City of Tyler.
We have been working in Tyler and East Texas since 2016. We know the clay soils, the rainfall patterns, and the housing stock here - that local knowledge shapes every estimate we give.
We come to your property, assess the actual conditions, and give you a written, itemized estimate - no phone quotes, no pressure to sign on the spot, no surprises.
Foundation repairs and major structural work come with a written warranty. Quality tuckpointing matched to East Texas conditions should hold for 20 or more years.
Ready to talk through your project? Call (430) 247-0059 or send us a message.
"The crew showed up on time, walked me through exactly what they were seeing with my foundation, and finished the job in two days. My doors open and close properly for the first time in years. Really glad I made the call."
Marcus T., Tyler - Foundation repair
"I had a chimney that was clearly pulling away from the house and water staining on the ceiling nearby. They came out, explained the problem clearly, and fixed the mortar and flashing. No more staining after the last two big rains."
Sandra K., Longview - Chimney repair
"My retaining wall had been shifting for a couple seasons. They tore it out and rebuilt it correctly. The drainage behind the wall is properly set up now and my backyard no longer floods after heavy rain."
James R., Whitehouse - Retaining wall construction
We respond within 1 business day - no automated replies, no runaround. This estimate is free and comes with no obligation. After you submit, someone from our office will call to schedule a free on-site visit so we can assess your project in person and give you a written quote.
(430) 247-0059Tyler Concrete & Masonry is based in Tyler, TX and serves 12 cities and communities across the East Texas region, including Longview, Lindale, and Whitehouse. We typically schedule free on-site estimates within the same week and can often begin work within days of your approval.
Tyler averages about 46 inches of rain per year - well above the national average. That moisture pushes into every crack in your mortar, and as it dries and rewets through the seasons, those cracks grow. The National Weather Service tracks precipitation data for the Tyler-Longview region at weather.gov/shv - and the numbers confirm why masonry maintenance matters here.National Weather Service - Tyler region
Tyler sits on a mix of expansive clay and sandy soils that behave differently depending on moisture. Clay swells when wet and shrinks when dry - that cycle causes stair-step cracks in brick and uneven slabs. Sandy soil drains faster but can erode from under a foundation. Knowing your soil type helps explain the cracking patterns you are seeing.
Hairline cracks from normal settling are common and usually cosmetic. A stair-step crack that zigzags along mortar joints can signal ongoing foundation movement. Cracks wider than a quarter inch, or any crack that keeps growing, deserve a professional evaluation. In Tyler's clay soil environment, these tend to worsen after dry summers and heavy fall rains.
Texas does not have a single statewide license for masonry contractors, which means quality varies more than it should. Your best protection is asking every contractor for proof of general liability insurance, references from local jobs, and photos of completed work. Structural foundation work in Tyler does require a city permit - a contractor who skips that step is not protecting you.
Yes - and it is very common here. Tyler's mature oaks and pines send roots deep into the soil in search of moisture, drawing it unevenly from beneath your slab. One side of your foundation dries out faster than the other, and over time the slab drops on that side. Trees within 20 to 30 feet of your home are a factor any good contractor should assess during their inspection.
Tuckpointing is the process of removing old, deteriorated mortar from brick joints and packing in fresh material. Mortar wears out long before the brick does - it is designed to be the sacrificial layer. The Brick Industry Association notes that quality tuckpointing can extend a brick wall's life by 20 or more years. Many Tyler homes built before 1985 have never had mortar work done.
Tyler Concrete & Masonry is a licensed and insured masonry contractor based in Tyler, TX, serving East Texas homeowners across 12 cities since 2016.
We operate under all applicable City of Tyler permitting and inspection requirements for structural masonry work, and we carry general liability insurance on every job - documentation available on request.
Over the years we have completed foundation repairs, tuckpointing, chimney work, brick and stone installations, retaining walls, and more across the Tyler area and surrounding communities. Every project gets a written estimate, a clear timeline, and documentation at completion.
A low bid often means shallow mortar cuts, mismatched material, or skipped permits. Quality tuckpointing done at the right depth with matched mortar lasts 20 or more years - a shortcut job can fail within a couple of seasons. The Portland Cement Association at cement.org has guidance on proper mortar curing that any experienced mason should already know.
If you are seeing water stains on interior walls near brick, stair-step cracks that seem to be growing, or a chimney cap that has gone missing - do not wait for a more convenient season. In Tyler's climate, one wet spring can push a small repair into a large one. Get an estimate now, schedule for when conditions are right, and stop the damage early.
Documented repairs - especially foundation work with a transferable warranty - are a genuine selling point for Tyler homes. Buyers and their inspectors look for evidence of proper, permitted repairs, not just patch jobs. A well-maintained brick exterior and a solid foundation are two of the first things buyers notice in Tyler's established neighborhoods.
If you are not sure whether your situation needs immediate attention or can wait, the easiest thing to do is call us for a free on-site look. (430) 247-0059 - no commitment required.
Tyler is the largest city in East Texas, with a population of about 105,000 and a housing stock that ranges from century-old craftsman homes in the Azalea District and Brick Streets near downtown to newer subdivisions expanding on the south and west sides of the city. About 54 percent of housing units in Tyler are owner-occupied, which means most residents here have a real stake in keeping their homes in good condition. Brick is the dominant exterior material across virtually all of Tyler's neighborhoods - from the older homes near downtown to new construction on the perimeter.
Tyler sits in the Piney Woods region of East Texas, known for its mature tree canopy and the clay-heavy, expansive soils that run throughout Smith County. Those soils are the main reason foundation and brick problems are so common here - the ground swells with every rain and shrinks with every dry stretch, putting constant stress on slabs, mortar joints, and chimneys. The city is also known nationally as the Rose Capital of the World, home to the Tyler Municipal Rose Garden - the largest public rose garden in the United States - and the annual Texas Rose Festival held every October since 1933.
A large share of Tyler homes were built between 1950 and 1990 - many of them now 35 to 75 years old, at the age where mortar, foundations, and chimneys commonly need attention. Whether your home is near the Caldwell Zoo or out in one of the newer areas off Loop 49, Tyler Concrete & Masonry knows the homes in this region and the specific conditions they face. We have been working in Tyler and the surrounding East Texas communities since 2016.
By appointment only, no walk-ins.
Tyler Concrete & Masonry
622 W Wilson St
Tyler, TX 75702
Always open, 24/7.
Call Tyler Concrete & Masonry for a free on-site estimate - we serve Tyler and 12 East Texas communities and respond within 1 business day.