Building United Friends

Quality You Can Trust

2+ Years in business delivering the best quality service to all clients.

Masonry

We are specialized on masonry work as well just let us know the scope of the project.

Stucco

We are specialized on stucco work as well just let us know the scope of the project.

About Us

Building United Friends is a professional contracting company specializing in masonry and stucco, proudly serving Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Cleveland, and the surrounding areas. With over 2 years of hands-on experience, we are committed to delivering strong, durable, and visually appealing results for both residential and commercial clients. From stonework and brickwork to stucco finishes, our team takes pride in combining craftsmanship, reliability, and detail to bring lasting value to every project.

Why Choose Us

Skilled Professionals: Experienced in a wide range of masonry and stucco applications.

Quality Materials: We use durable products designed to stand the test of time.

Customer Commitment: Your satisfaction comes first with clear communication and attentive service.

Reliable & On-Time: We respect your time and deliver projects efficiently without cutting corners.

Affordable Solutions: Honest estimates and competitive pricing tailored to your budget.

COMPLETED PROJECTS

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New Construction FAQ

What types of masonry work do you offer?

We specialize in brick, block, stone, concrete, and paver installations for driveways, patios, walls, chimneys, and more.

Can you match the existing brick or stone on my property?

Yes, we carefully source and match materials to blend seamlessly with your home or building’s existing design.

How do I know if my brick or stone needs repair?

Signs include cracks, loose or missing mortar, water leaks, or leaning walls/chimneys. A masonry inspection can determine if tuckpointing or rebuilding is needed.

How long does masonry work typically last?

When properly installed and maintained, brick, stone, and concrete structures can last decades—often over 50 years or more.