Martinez Masonry and Construction LLC is a concrete and masonry contractor serving Oklahoma City with foundation repair, concrete flatwork, brick and block installation, and structural restoration for both residential and commercial properties.
The company handles the full spectrum of masonry and concrete work: foundation diagnosis and repair, driveway and sidewalk concrete placement, brick veneer installation, block walls, tuck-pointing and mortar joint restoration, and chimney repair. The operation scales from single-family home projects to multi-unit commercial jobs. Martinez works within Oklahoma City's freeze-thaw cycles, where concrete spalling and foundation settling are common; the company advertises experience with these regional failure modes and Oklahoma-specific soil conditions.
Concrete work runs from simple sidewalk replacement to full driveway installations. A standard driveway pour in the Oklahoma City market typically ranges from $1,200 to $3,500 depending on square footage, thickness, and finish (broom versus smooth). Foundation repair estimates vary widely; hairline crack injection may run $300 to $800, while underpinning or major settlement work can exceed $5,000. Brick repair and tuck-pointing (regrouting mortar joints) costs roughly $15 to $25 per square foot for small patches; full chimney restoration typically falls between $2,000 and $6,000. Obtain a site visit estimate before committing; pricing depends on material access, soil conditions, and existing structure condition. Martinez provides free estimates according to its marketing materials; confirm current appointment availability by calling ahead, as scheduling windows vary seasonally.
Oklahoma City has several established masonry firms. Crest Masonry handles similar residential and commercial work, though it emphasizes commercial projects and often carries higher overhead on smaller jobs. Bison Masonry focuses heavily on chimney and fireplace restoration and may be the better choice if your primary need is chimney work; Martinez presents itself as a broader concrete and masonry shop. Allen's Masonry runs a smaller operation focused on decorative brick and stone work rather than structural repair. For foundation repair specifically, Foundation Professionals of Oklahoma (serving the OKC metro) specializes exclusively in underpinning and settlement work and may justify consultation if your issue involves significant structural movement. Choose Martinez for a general concrete and masonry contractor willing to handle mixed-scope projects; choose a foundation specialist if your home shows major cracks, sloping floors, or doors that no longer close properly.
Martinez works well for homeowners needing driveway replacement, sidewalk repair, brick pointing, or chimney restoration, and for small commercial clients managing parking lot or loading dock concrete. It suits DIY-minded owners who want a contractor for finish work after they have handled excavation. It does not suit customers seeking high-end decorative stone veneering or architectural stonework; those should contact specialty finishing firms. It may not be the right first call for homes with complex structural foundation issues requiring engineer consultation and monitoring.
Request an estimate by phone. A representative will schedule a site visit, typically within a few days depending on season. They will assess the scope (measure concrete areas, examine brick or mortar conditions, test crack patterns), photograph the work, and provide a written estimate. No deposit is typically required to receive an estimate. If you accept, you will sign a contract and agree on a start date; concrete work often happens within one to two weeks, though larger projects may have a longer lead time.
Martinez operates Monday through Friday during standard business hours; Saturday availability is limited and must be requested. The company is based in Oklahoma City proper and serves the greater metro area. Confirm current hours and service radius by phone before scheduling; commercial hours occasionally shift seasonally. Concrete cure times typically run 24 to 48 hours before light use and seven days before full load, so plan accordingly if the work affects driveway or entrance access.
Martinez Masonry and Construction LLC fills the middle ground in Oklahoma City's masonry market: capable, local, and comfortable handling the structural and finish work that keeps concrete and brick sound through the region's weather cycles.
