About your Bonita Springs masonry contractor
Why I run jobs the old-school way
I learned masonry under an old-school boss who'd make me tear out a wall that wasn't right and lay it again. That stuck with me. I started Select Bonita Springs Masonry & Concrete in 2023 so I could run jobs the way he taught me, and it's why we're best known for mortar joints and walls that stay straight and sound. You can see the full range of our masonry work in Bonita Springs on the home page.
Most calls we get come from homeowners with worn joints, a cracked wall or a yard project they want built once and built right. We're based in Bonita Springs and work the cities around it, north into Lee County and south into Collier County. When a job here needs a residential permit, it now goes to the city through its online portal instead of by email, and we file it ourselves. Bad masonry costs you twice, so I'd rather tell you a repair isn't worth it than sell you one you don't need.
- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free on-site estimates.
- We respond within 1 business day.
Brick, block and stone work
What you get when you call us
The person who prices it checks it
I come out to look at your job and write the estimate myself, then I'm on site checking while our own crew does the work. If something's off, you're talking to the same person who told you what it would take.
A straight answer on the first visit
You'll hear on that first visit what's wrong and what it takes to fix it. If a repair isn't worth your money, I'll tell you so before you spend any.
Written estimates with no pressure
We're licensed and fully insured, and estimates are free, done on site and written down with no obligation. Send us your job and we'll reply within one business day.
How we handle the work
Look closely
We look at the whole wall, slab or chimney, not just the crack you called about, because what you see is often only part of it.
Find the cause
We work out why it failed before we fix it, so you're not paying for the same repair again.
Match what's there
We match the mortar, brick or stone to your existing work so the repair blends in instead of standing out.
Lay it right
We keep walls straight and joints full, and if a course isn't right, we take it out and lay it again.
Clean up
We clean mortar off the finished faces and haul the debris away, so all that's left is the work.