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National Masonry Associations Arrive to Help Salvage Historic Chimneys For Palisades Fire Memorial

Los Angeles, CA – Beginning in the final week of May, an assembly of masonry teams will arrive in the Pacific Palisades to help salvage the historically-significant chimneys identified through House Museum’s disaster recovery initiative, Project Chimney.

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National Masonry Associations Arrive to Help Salvage Historic Chimneys For Palisades Fire Memorial

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MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Episode 21 Recap: Justin Meyer, VP of Sales - The Quikrete Companies
Words: Justin Stengel

For this episode of the MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Justin Meyer joins the MCAA in Indianapolis to talk about where his love for the industry started and what it's like attending the CMHA meetings.

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I look at a well-functioning estimating department and think, as I imagine most do, of the age-old question:
The Cost of a Job: An Ever-Moving Target
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When concrete unit pavers were first produced in Europe after the second World War, they were used as a replacement for clay brick pavers due to a lack of raw materials needed to produce that product. The primary emphasis was function with little to no co
The Evolution and Innovation of Concrete Unit Pavers
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Chairman's Message: While We Are Still Here

I truly value my days working on construction sites during the summers of my high school and college days. Some moments in our youth are so clearly meaningful that we file them away in our subconscious to be recalled when life events require inspiration.

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