Brickstone Masonry is a licensed concrete contractor serving Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, specializing in residential driveways, patios, foundation repair, and commercial flatwork. The company operates as a family-owned operation with crews that handle both new pours and existing concrete restoration, working primarily within a 20-mile radius of the metro area.
The business divides its work into two main categories: new concrete installation and repair. New work includes driveway pours (standard 4-inch residential slabs), patio and sidewalk construction, and concrete pads for HVAC units or sheds. Repair services cover crack sealing, spalling remediation, mud-jacking to address settled sections, and full-slab replacement when damage is structural. Foundation work is limited to concrete stem walls and minor settling issues; they refer structural foundation problems to specialized engineers. The company does not handle stamped or decorative finishes, stained concrete, or large-scale commercial projects that require bonding.
A standard residential driveway pour in Oklahoma City runs between $1,200 and $2,400 for a single-car slab (roughly 240 square feet at $5 to $10 per square foot, depending on site prep and existing concrete removal). Larger two-car driveways typically cost $2,800 to $4,500. Patio work follows a similar per-square-foot model, while crack sealing jobs start at $150 for small hairline cracks and scale upward depending on depth and length. Mud-jacking to raise a settled section costs between $400 and $800 per affected area, though pricing varies by severity and access. All quotes require a site visit; Brickstone typically provides estimates within 48 hours of inspection and does not charge for the assessment. Payment is typically split: 50 percent deposit upon agreement, 50 percent upon completion. Pricing can fluctuate with material costs; confirm current rates directly.
Oklahoma City has several established concrete firms. Metro Concrete has been in business longer and handles larger commercial flatwork contracts, but their minimum job size is often higher and they are less flexible on smaller residential repairs. Affordable Concrete Contractors operates in OKC and undercuts on price but relies heavily on subcontractors, which can lengthen timelines and create inconsistency in finish quality. Brickstone occupies the middle ground: pricing is competitive with local averages, crews are in-house (not subcontracted), and they accept jobs as small as $150 crack repairs, which many larger firms decline. Choose Brickstone for residential work under 1,000 square feet or mixed-scope projects (driveway plus patio). Choose Metro Concrete if you are pouring a large commercial lot or need a general contractor who can coordinate multiple trades.
Brickstone works well for homeowners with aging driveways that need replacement, patios where the site prep is straightforward, or foundation settling that does not involve structural engineering. They also handle rental properties and minor HOA work. The company is less suited for highly decorated finishes (stamped, colored, or polished), newly built homes where concrete work is part of a large general-contractor package, or projects requiring engineer-sealed plans. Customers with tight timelines should know that weather delays Oklahoma City concrete work significantly; pours cannot happen in freezing conditions or heavy rain, and curing time is extended in winter.
After calling or emailing (both options available on their website), a crew member will schedule a site visit at a mutually convenient time, typically within one week. During the visit, they assess the existing condition, measure the area to be worked, note any site obstacles (trees, utilities, grade changes), and discuss finish options (broom finish, smooth trowel, or basic). If demolition is required, they provide a separate estimate for removal and disposal. The estimate includes labor, materials, equipment, and a timeline. No commitment is expected at the inspection, and the quote is valid for 30 days.
The office answers phones Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with voicemail available outside those hours. Emergency concrete repairs (a collapsed driveway edge or trip hazard) are handled on a case-by-case basis; call to assess whether your situation qualifies. The company is not a walk-in operation; all work is appointment-based. They bring their own equipment and materials and handle site cleanup upon completion. Parking during the pour day depends on your driveway layout; crews will discuss logistics at the estimate stage.
Brickstone fills a practical niche in Oklahoma City's concrete market: straightforward, honest pricing for the jobs that make up most residential demand, with crews present from start to finish.
