Masonry Contractors in Eau Claire, WI: 5 Top-Rated Masons

Updated October 12, 2026. 5 contractors checked. Reviewed by the Eau Claire Home Services editorial team.

This directory lists 5 masonry contractors serving the Eau Claire area, with locations in Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Menomonie, and Knapp, for chimney, brick, stone, block, and stucco work. Each listing shows the Google rating, review count, and phone number from the contractor's public Google Business Profile, checked October 2026, and contractors without Google reviews yet are marked not yet rated. Contractors appear in alphabetical order and are not ranked.

Masonry Contractors & Masons in Eau Claire

Masonry Contractors serving Eau Claire, WI, listed alphabetically
Business Name	Phone
Brickworks Masonry Building & Restoration Specialist	(715) 702-2232
Review landscape Google reviewers describe a dependable, experienced operator with great attention to detail who is easy to work with. Google: rated 5.0 out of 5 from 3 reviews, updated Oct 9, 2026. View on Google (opens in a new tab)
Eau Claire Masonry & Stuccoeauclairemasonry.com (opens in a new tab)	(715) 597-4359
Not yet rated
Great American Fireplacegreatamericanfireplace.com (opens in a new tab)	(715) 231-3262
Review landscape Google reviewers describe detailed fireplace and chimney installs, helpful product selection and patient service staff. Yelp reviews are mostly positive, with a 2023 complaint about a misquoted glass replacement. Google: rated 4.4 out of 5 from 50 reviews, updated Oct 9, 2026. View on Google (opens in a new tab) Yelp: rated 4.3 out of 5 from 4 reviews, updated Oct 11, 2026. View on Yelp (opens in a new tab)
Greenwood Concrete & Excavationgreenwoodconcrete.com (opens in a new tab)	(715) 413-0035
Review landscape Google reviewers describe quick quotes, responsive communication and solid shop floors, patios and driveways, with a 2026 Google review noting spots in a patio finish. A 2026 Yelp review reports a patio graded toward the house that led to water damage. Google: rated 4.6 out of 5 from 20 reviews, updated Oct 6, 2026. View on Google (opens in a new tab) Yelp: rated 1.0 out of 5 from 1 review, updated Oct 11, 2026. View on Yelp (opens in a new tab)
Pozarski Concrete & Masonrypozarskiconcrete.com (opens in a new tab)	(715) 832-9816
Review landscape Several Google reviews from 2021 to 2024 describe unreturned calls and jobs left unfinished. A couple of Google reviewers were happy with garage foundation and driveway work. Google: rated 3.0 out of 5 from 8 reviews, updated Oct 12, 2026. View on Google (opens in a new tab)

How We Collect Ratings

Ratings on this page come from each business's public profiles on Google, BBB, Yelp, Angi, and Houzz. Each platform rating shows the date it was last updated. We publish only the star rating and review count, never review text. We only show a platform when the business has reviews there.

State of Masonry Contractors in Eau Claire, 2026

Compiled from the public Google Business Profiles of the 5 contractors on this list, checked October 2026.

Contractors checked

4.3 stars

Average Google rating

8 reviews

Median review count

4 of 5

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What to Know Before Hiring a Masonry Contractor in Eau Claire

Water does most of the damage to brick and stone. The National Park Service calls water the most destructive force on historic masonry surfaces, and it notes that in cold northern climates, water that works into exposed, softer brick wears it down through freeze-thaw action. Ask any contractor you contact where the water is getting in and how the repair will keep it out.

Mortar choice matters as much as workmanship. The Park Service warns that hard mortars with high concentrations of portland cement are less permeable than the brick around them and often make it deteriorate faster, and it advises matching the color, hardness, and permeability of the existing mortar. Before agreeing to tuckpointing or brick repair on an older house, ask what mortar the contractor plans to use and how it compares with what is in the wall now.

The City of Eau Claire's general rule is that a building permit is needed any time a building is repaired, altered, or reconstructed, and the city requires an HVAC permit to install or replace a fireplace or wood-burning stove. Under Wisconsin rules, a contractor who obtains a building permit for a one- or two-family home must hold a Dwelling Contractor certification from the Department of Safety and Professional Services. Agree in writing on who will check permit requirements and pull any permit before work starts.

For driveways, patios, and other flatwork rather than brick or stone, see the concrete contractors serving Eau Claire.

Chimney & Brick Repair in Eau Claire

Chimney trouble often stays out of sight until someone looks. CSIA follows NFPA 211, the national fire protection standard that says chimneys, fireplaces, and vents shall be inspected at least once a year for soundness, with cleaning, maintenance, and repairs done if necessary. CSIA notes that the yearly check applies even to a chimney that is rarely used, since nests or other deterioration can make it unsafe, and that inspections often reveal hidden problems with the chimney structure.

On brick walls, chimneys, and foundations, repairs usually start with the mortar. Tuckpointing, also called repointing, replaces worn mortar in the joints, and the Park Service advice to match the existing mortar's color, hardness, and permeability applies here, so the new joints do not speed up wear on the surrounding brick. If damaged brick has to be replaced, ask before work starts whether matching brick is available.

Masonry Cost in Eau Claire: What Affects the Price

Masonry prices depend on the scope of the job and on how hard it is to reach. Repointing a few joints, replacing damaged brick, and rebuilding a chimney are very different jobs, and work on a tall chimney or a high wall needs ladders or staging that a repair at ground level does not. Ask for a written estimate that names the work area, the materials, and the mortar to be used.

Matching what is already there also shapes the quote, so ask how the contractor will find brick, stone, or mortar that matches the existing work and what happens if an exact match is not available. If the job involves installing or replacing a fireplace or wood-burning stove, or repairs or alters the structure, ask whether a City of Eau Claire permit is needed and whether the estimate includes it.

Masonry Contractors in Chippewa Falls & Menomonie

Not every mason on this list is based in Eau Claire. The list includes contractors with addresses in Chippewa Falls, Menomonie, and Knapp as well as Eau Claire, so ask any contractor you call whether its service area covers your address.

The City of Eau Claire's permit rules apply inside the city. Outside it, ask the building inspector for your own municipality whether chimney, fireplace, or structural masonry work needs a permit. The state Dwelling Contractor certification rule for permits on one- and two-family homes applies throughout Wisconsin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the best masonry contractor in Eau Claire?

This directory does not rank masonry contractors; compare the Google ratings and review counts listed above and request multiple quotes.

Does a masonry repair in Eau Claire need a building permit?

It can. The City of Eau Claire's general rule is that a building permit is needed any time a building is repaired, altered, or reconstructed, and installing or replacing a fireplace or wood-burning stove requires an HVAC permit. Ask the city's Inspections Department about your specific project, and settle in writing who will pull any permit.

How often should a chimney be inspected?

At least once a year. CSIA follows NFPA 211, which says chimneys, fireplaces, and vents shall be inspected at least once a year for soundness, with cleaning, maintenance, and repairs done if necessary. CSIA notes that this applies even to a chimney that is rarely used, since nests or other deterioration can make it unsafe.

What is tuckpointing?

Tuckpointing, also called repointing, is the repair of masonry mortar joints: worn mortar is removed and replaced with new mortar. The National Park Service advises matching the color, hardness, and permeability of the existing mortar, and warns that hard mortars with high concentrations of portland cement are less permeable than the surrounding brick and often make it deteriorate faster.

Why do brick and mortar wear out in Wisconsin?

Mostly because of water. The National Park Service calls water the most destructive force on historic masonry surfaces, and notes that in cold northern climates, water that gets into exposed, softer brick causes it to deteriorate through freeze-thaw action.

Do masonry contractors need a license in Wisconsin?

A contractor who obtains a building permit for a one- or two-family home in Wisconsin must hold a Dwelling Contractor certification from the Department of Safety and Professional Services. Ask whether the contractor holds that certification and who will pull any permit the job needs.

Do masonry contractors on this list serve Chippewa Falls and Menomonie?

The list includes masonry contractors with addresses in Chippewa Falls, Menomonie, and Knapp as well as Eau Claire. Ask any contractor you call whether its service area covers your address.

How were the masonry contractors on this list selected?

Every listing comes from public Google Business Profile data for masonry contractors that serve the Eau Claire area. Inclusion is free; no business pays to appear here. The list is not exhaustive, and other qualified masonry contractors may serve the area.

How often is this list updated?

Ratings, review counts, and phone numbers on this page are rechecked on a recurring schedule, and the date of the most recent update appears at the top of the page. Businesses can be added or removed as they open, close, or change their public information.