Freezing. Thawing. Freezing. Heaving.

They’re all part of the Minnesota experience. When you have a drive-way to pour or a foundation to lay, weather and soil conditions may pose serious challenges. Thank goodness selecting a masonry contractor isn’t another obstacle.

Kurt Merkle and the employees of Greystone Masonry may not be able to control the weather, but they can reduce the impact Minnesota’s temperature fluctuations might have on your new garage floor or basement. Greystone routinely takes the extra steps necessary to ensure a long life for your finished project: steps like using quality products from the start to minimize the potential for problems down the road. Incorporating zip strips into newly poured floors to reduce cracking. Or tapering the perimeter edges of new garage floors to allow for proper drainage. Don’t assume other masonry and concrete contractors will incorporate these measures into your job.

Many of the metropolitan area’s premier home builders have come to expect these extras as standard procedure on a Greystone project. They’ve also come toexpect jobs that are completed on time with a high degree of accuracy and craftsmanship.

Professional and private builders have also learned to rely on the advice of Kurt and the 50-plus members of the Greystone team — a team with a reputation for innovation. Greystone is one of the first metropolitan area contractors to recognize the potential of above-grade masonry block for residential construction. Greystone is also one of the first firms to utilize sophisticated cellular equipment to ensure all clients have timely and direct access to key decision makers and implementation teams.

Greystone Masonry:

Anticipating the needs of Minnesota clients for over 15 years.