March 20, 2009 8:00 AM CDT

Welcome New Members

The MCAA is proud to welcome its new members

By Bob Birdsell

The Mason Contractors Association of America is proud to welcome the following new members to the Association. MCAA would like to take this opportunity to thank them for joining their fellow mason contractors nationwide in helping to build a stronger masonry industry. MCAA's members look forward to a long affiliation with their firms.

Adams Concrete and Masonry, LLC
113 Birkhead Road
Winfield, Mo. 63389
Volume Classification: A

Central Masonry Corporation
8159 Brandon Drive
Littleton, Colo. 80125
Volume Classification: C

Doyle Hatfield Masonry, Inc.
P.O. Box 1217
Salem, Utah 84653
Volume Classification: B

Edge Enterprise, LLC
4369 W. Farm Road - 6
Brighton, Mo. 65617
Volume Classification: A

Forensic Stone & Tile Consultants
2761 Triunro Canyon Road
Cornell, Calif. 91301
Chapter Associate

JD Masonry
1034 West Lancaster Blvd.
Lancaster, Calif. 39534
Volume Classification: A

Lurvey Landscape Supply
30560 North Russell Road
Volo, Ill. 60073
Chapter Associate

March Westin, Inc.
360 Frontier Str.
Morgantown, W.V. 26505
Volume Classification: B

Rick Stone Masonry, Inc.
9850 Signal Hill
Helotes, Texas 78023
Volume Classification: B

Rudd and Adams Masonry, Inc.
134 Cascade Caverns Road
Boerne, Texas 78015
Volume Classification: D

Shoun – Allen Masonry, Inc.
P.O. Box 14203
Morristown, Tenn. 37814
Volume Classification: C

Southern Brick Contractors
2403 Westwood Ave.
Richmond, Va. 23230
Volume Classification: C

Becoming a Member

Join the ONLY national association building the future for mason contractors. Don't leave your business in someone else's hands - be a part of the association that is shaping the industry!

Can you put a value on the benefit of MCAA eliminating an OSHA regulation that requires every mason contractor to remove all materials from scaffolding at the end of every shift and then restock the scaffolding at the beginning of the next shift?

Can you put a value on the benefit of MCAA stemming the tide of an ergonomics standard that would require up to two hours of additional work breaks for employees in an eight hour shift or limits the weight that a mason can install in a day's work to 1,500 pounds?

The results of the efforts of the Mason Contractors Association of America are priceless and key to the survival of our industry and businesses. To continue our fight, the MCAA needs the support of every contractor in our industry. Join the MCAA today!

To become a member of the Mason Contractors Association of America, please contact at 800-536-2225, or complete an application online at www.masoncontractors.org.

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About the Author

Bob Birdsell is the Director of Membership for the Mason Contractors Association of America.