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Masonry Contractor in Tulsa

Commercial and residential masonry in Tulsa. Commercial first.

Commercial Masonry in Tulsa, Plus Residential Work

Modern Creations Construction Co is a masonry contractor in Tulsa, OK. We work commercial first, residential second, for businesses, property owners, and homeowners.

Brick and stone masonry each fit different jobs. Concrete block (CMU) is common for commercial walls and structural work. Brick is used for building faces and walls where looks matter. Stone is often used for accent walls and landscape features. Retaining walls hold back soil where a lot changes grade. [CONFIRM: commercial project types Beto takes on]

We also do concrete work, so one contractor can handle both the masonry and the commercial concrete on the same project.

Masonry Work We Handle

[MASONRY SCOPE] Draft list for Beto to confirm or strike before launch.

  • Brick masonry

    Brick work for commercial and residential projects.

    [CONFIRM: brick masonry]

  • Block walls

    Concrete block construction for commercial sites and property lines.

    [CONFIRM: block walls]

  • Stone masonry

    Stone work for building and landscape features.

    [CONFIRM: stone masonry]

  • Retaining walls

    Masonry retaining walls for grade changes on commercial and residential lots.

    [CONFIRM: retaining walls]

  • Masonry repair

    Repair of existing brick, block, and stone.

    [CONFIRM: masonry repair]

How a Masonry Job Works With Us

  1. Step 1: Call or request a quote

    Call (918) 907-5589 or send the quote form with a few details about your masonry project.

  2. Step 2: [QUOTE PROCESS]

    [CONFIRM: how Beto reviews the job and delivers the quote, e.g. site visit, written quote]

  3. Step 3: Your project gets built

    [CONFIRM: scheduling and project steps once the quote is approved]

What to have ready when you ask for a quote

  • The project address and whether it is a commercial or residential property
  • The type of work: new masonry, an addition, or repair of existing brick, block, or stone
  • Rough measurements, such as wall length and height
  • Photos of the area or existing masonry, if you have them
  • Any plans or drawings, and your target timeline

Need a Masonry Contractor in Tulsa?

Tell us about your commercial or residential masonry project. Call us or send a quote request.