I read briefly about "rising damp" yesterday, but couldn't determine if this was a phenomenon that only applied to masonry.  

I'm looking for a contractor to redo the wall at the front of the mobile home park I manage, and possibly also replace a beam in the clubhouse. Any local recommendations for someone who does small jobs like these?

At the moment I am looking for work done specifically in Maywood (drywall, masonry, roofing).  

Government agencies expressed alarm about the condition of the building, including a 1941 report from the Army Corps of Engineers warning of failing wood structure, crumbling masonry, and major fire hazards.

I have a great roofing, masonry, and plumbing contractor (small jobs) if need.

Need recommendation for a structural/masonry contractor to install star bolts.

Most of the houses in those neighborhoods are early 1900s unreinforced masonry, and it's fairly common to find significant structural issues that would cost a fortune to repair (not to mention, these are the properties that will suffer the most damage when the big earthquake happens--which is a matter of "when", not "if").

@Phillip Dwyer Try calling Steve at Brown Masonry.

This usually includes but is not limited to PLUMBING, flooring, landscape, utility lines and masonry.

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