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Serving Spokane Valley, WA and surrounding areas. (509) 508-5560
Spokane Valley Concrete & Masonry handles foundation repair, chimney repair, tuckpointing, brick and stone work, retaining walls, and more across Spokane Valley and the surrounding region.
Spokane Valley Concrete & Masonry is a full-service Masonry Contractor based in Spokane Valley, WA, solving foundation, chimney, brick, stone, and concrete problems for homeowners across 12 cities in the Spokane region. We offer 16 masonry services under one roof so you work with one contractor from assessment to completion - licensed in Washington State and available around the clock.
Cracks in your basement or shifting floors? We stabilize foundations before small problems turn into expensive structural repairs.
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Crumbling mortar, a missing cap, or a smoky smell when the fireplace is off? We fix it before winter makes it worse.
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Old mortar cracks every winter in Spokane Valley. Tuckpointing seals the joints and stops water before it does real damage.
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Spalling, crumbling, or stained bricks? We repair and repoint so your home looks solid and stays weathertight.
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Cracked or uneven driveway? New pavers handle heavy traffic and boost curb appeal for years to come.
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Erosion eating into your yard or hillside? A properly built retaining wall holds the ground in place for decades.
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Aged or damaged masonry restored to its original strength - without tearing anything down or replacing what can be saved.
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A custom masonry fireplace adds warmth and character. We build them to last and size them correctly for your space.
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Stone veneer transforms plain concrete or siding into a polished, durable exterior that holds up in Spokane Valley winters.
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Concrete block walls are strong, fire-resistant, and built to outlast wood framing in demanding conditions.
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A solid block foundation wall supports your home through decades of freeze-thaw cycles and shifting soil.
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Brick, stone, or block - we build outdoor kitchens that handle fire, weather, and heavy use without falling apart.
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Cracked or heaving walkway? We build level, slip-resistant paths in brick or stone that hold up year-round.
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A well-built brick wall adds privacy, security, and lasting curb appeal to any residential or commercial property.
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Natural stone walls, steps, and features built to complement your landscape and handle Washington weather.
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Mortar joints failing between bricks? Brick pointing restores the seal and stops water from getting behind the wall.
Learn MoreTell us what you are seeing - a crack, a sticking door, water in the basement, or a chimney that has not been looked at in years. You do not need to know the cause. We respond within 1 business day and schedule a free on-site estimate at a time that works for you.
We walk the area with you and explain what we find in plain terms. No vague answers, no pressure. You receive a written estimate that spells out exactly what work will be done, what it will cost, and what warranty comes with it - before you agree to anything.
Most masonry jobs take one to three days. We handle permits where required, clean up the work area at the end of each day, and walk you through the completed job before we leave. You get written documentation of the repair and your warranty - not just a receipt.
We carry full liability insurance and workers compensation coverage. Our Washington State contractor license is active and verifiable through the Department of Labor and Industries at lni.wa.gov.
We never quote over the phone without seeing the work. You get a written, itemized estimate after the in-person assessment - no pressure to approve anything on the spot, and no surprise charges on the invoice.
We know the freeze-thaw cycles, the loess soil, and the Spokane Valley building department permit process. You get a contractor who has worked in this climate for years - not someone learning on your property.
Every completed job comes with written documentation and a warranty on both the work and the materials. Pier installations carry longer coverage than surface mortar work. If something does not look right after we leave, we come back.
Ready to get started? Call (509) 508-5560 or send us a message.
"The foundation cracks had been bothering me for two winters. The crew came out, walked me through exactly what they found, and finished the pier work in two days. No mess left behind and the warranty is in writing. I felt like I finally understood what was going on with my house."
David R., Liberty Lake - Foundation repair
"Called in September about the chimney before the cold hit. They came out within the week, showed me the cracked mortar and a missing section of the crown, and had it fixed before October. My fireplace was actually ready when I needed it for the first time in years."
Michelle T., Spokane Valley - Chimney repair
"The retaining wall on the back of our property was leaning and losing ground every spring. They rebuilt it with proper drainage behind the block and it handled snowmelt this past winter without any movement. Looks clean and it held up exactly the way they said it would."
Karen S., Cheney - Retaining wall construction
We respond within 1 business day - no long hold times, no voicemail tag. This estimate is completely free and no-obligation. After you submit, someone from our office calls to schedule a free on-site visit so we can see the work in person and give you an accurate written quote.
(509) 508-5560Spokane Valley Concrete & Masonry serves Spokane Valley and 12 surrounding communities across eastern Washington and northern Idaho, including Spokane, Liberty Lake, Post Falls, and Coeur d'Alene. We offer same-week scheduling for most jobs and serve every area on this list on a regular basis.
Spokane Valley experiences roughly 100 freeze-thaw cycles in a typical winter - temperatures cross the freezing point and back again about that many times between November and March. Each cycle pushes water in a mortar joint to expand as it freezes, then contract as it thaws, gradually widening the crack. This is why masonry here needs more frequent attention than in milder climates.
Much of Spokane Valley sits on loess - a fine, wind-deposited soil that loses its ability to support weight evenly when it gets saturated. Spring snowmelt is the main trigger. When this soil shifts, it often does so unevenly, causing one section of a foundation to settle more than another. Repair crews here frequently need to drive piers deeper than in areas with denser soil to reach stable load-bearing ground.
Horizontal cracks across a basement wall and stair-step cracks following mortar lines in a block wall are warning signs - they often indicate the wall is under pressure. Thin vertical cracks that have been stable for years are generally less urgent. The American Society of Civil Engineers recommends a professional assessment any time you see a pattern of new or worsening cracks, especially after a hard winter.
Mortar is intentionally softer than brick. It acts as a sacrificial layer that absorbs movement and moisture so the bricks themselves do not crack. That is good design, but it means the mortar has a shorter service life - typically 25 to 30 years in normal conditions, and faster in Spokane Valley winters. Replacing worn mortar is far less expensive than replacing damaged bricks.
Yes. Buyers' inspectors routinely check for unpermitted structural work, and unpermitted foundation or chimney repairs can complicate or derail a sale. Spokane Valley has its own building department - separate from the City of Spokane - with its own permit and inspection process. Work that is permitted, inspected, and documented protects your home's value at resale.
Late spring through early fall - May through September - is the reliable window in Spokane Valley. Mortar cures best in dry, mild temperatures, and Spokane Valley summers are reliably dry. Fall can work, but contractors race against the first freeze. Booking in late winter or early spring secures your spot before summer schedules fill up.
Spokane Valley Concrete & Masonry is a licensed and insured masonry contractor company based in Spokane Valley, WA, serving 12 communities across eastern Washington and northern Idaho since 2016. Our contractor license is issued by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, which requires passing background and financial responsibility checks before a license is granted.
We handle 16 masonry services - from foundation repair and chimney work to retaining walls and outdoor kitchen masonry - so you work with one contractor from the first call to the final walkthrough. Every job comes with a written warranty and full permit documentation where required.
Learn more about our team and credentials, or contact us to schedule a free estimate.
If the bricks themselves are sound but the mortar is crumbling, tuckpointing or repointing is almost always the right call. It costs a fraction of replacement and restores full strength. Replacement only makes sense when bricks are severely spalled, cracked through, or when water damage has undermined the structural layer behind them.
A crack that has been stable for years is less urgent than one that is actively growing. But stable does not mean fixed. Cracks allow water infiltration, and in Spokane Valley, that water freezes every winter and slowly widens the gap. Getting a professional assessment costs nothing - and it tells you definitively whether you have time or need to act soon.
That chalky white residue is efflorescence - mineral salts left behind as water moves through masonry and evaporates. It is not structural damage, but it reliably signals that water is getting in somewhere. In Spokane Valley, the mineral-rich aquifer water makes this staining especially visible. Washington State Department of Ecology has published information on regional water quality that explains why this region sees higher mineral content than western Washington.
If you are not sure whether what you are seeing warrants a professional opinion, call us at (509) 508-5560 or send a quick message. Free assessments are part of what we do.
Spokane Valley is one of the largest cities in Washington State, with a population of around 102,000 people spread across roughly 38 square miles east of Spokane. The city incorporated in 2003 - separate from the City of Spokane - and has its own building department, permit office, and inspection process at spokanevalley.org. Most of the housing stock was built between the 1950s and 1990s, which means a large share of homes are approaching or past the typical service life for original mortar and masonry.
The Centennial Trail runs along the Spokane River through the northern part of the valley. Homes near the river sit closer to the water table, which means drainage and foundation moisture issues are more common in those neighborhoods. The Spokane Valley Mall on Sullivan Road is a central landmark, and CenterPlace Regional Event Center at Mirabeau Point Park serves as the main community gathering space. We work on homes across the full city - from neighborhoods near the mall to the Greenacres and Liberty Lake areas on the east edge.
The climate here is semi-arid high desert, with winters that bring real cold, roughly 45 inches of average annual snowfall, and the freeze-thaw cycles that are the primary driver of masonry deterioration in this region. As a contractor based in Spokane Valley, we build and repair with those conditions in mind on every job.
By appointment only, no walk-ins.
Spokane Valley Concrete & Masonry
11714 E Maxwell Ave
Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Always open, 24/7.
Call Spokane Valley Concrete & Masonry today for a free on-site masonry estimate - we respond within 1 business day and serve all of Spokane Valley and 11 surrounding communities.