Ask me anything about:• Masonry• Brick repairs & restoration• Starting in construction• Tools & techniques• Running a masonry business• Getting clients & pricing jobs• Making money in the trades• Entrepreneurship & self-employment• Job site experiences• Fitness/work balance• Or life lessons learned through hard work and construction No fluff — real answers from real experience on and off the job site. Drop your questions below 👇

Hello everyone, I’m a professional engineer leading a skilled team of architects, engineers, designers, and construction professionals. We’re looking to connect and collaborate with other professionals, firms, and contractors worldwide to build long-term working relationships and grow together. Our team has experience in areas such as: Structural & civil engineering Architectural drafting & design Permit and construction drawings Residential & commercial projects BIM/CAD modeling and technical documentation We’re interested in networking, sharing knowledge, supporting projects remotely, and creating mutually beneficial partnerships with professionals across the construction industry. If you’re open to collaboration, teamwork, outsourcing support, or joint opportunities, feel free to connect. Looking forward to meeting professionals from around the world and building valuable partnerships together.

First step on any good masonry job: protect the structure properly before touching anything. 👌 Roof fully covered with tarps and plywood, clean and secure to avoid water infiltration or damage during the work. A clean setup always makes a big difference on a job site. Daily progress video #1 — more coming soon. 🔨

After properly protecting the roof with tarps and plywood, it was time to start building.A clean setup at the beginning makes a huge difference during the whole project. Everything is staying protected while work moves forward step by step. 👌More progress coming soon.

One thing I genuinely appreciate about this community is that it feels built by people who actually care about the trade not just content. Big respect to the admin, @Marco Caza for creating a space like this where real builders, masons and hardworking people can learn from each other daily. 👏 Something this trade keeps teaching me: The best masons usually aren’t the loudest… They’re the ones who stay consistent for years. Clean work. Showing up on time. Taking pride in details. Always learning even after experience kicks in. A lot of people chase speed early on but long-term respect seems to come from standards and reliability. Can you share what’s one lesson masonry or construction taught you that changed the way you work or even live?