Perez Masonry is a concrete and brick repair contractor serving Oklahoma City's north and central neighborhoods, specializing in foundation crack sealing, chimney repointing, and concrete patio replacement for residential properties built before 1980.
The business handles structural and cosmetic masonry work on houses and small commercial buildings. This includes foundation crack injection (epoxy or polyurethane-based), brick and block repointing with mortar matching, concrete sidewalk and driveway repair or replacement, and chimney reconstruction. The operation is small, typically a two-person crew, which means jobs are completed on a longer timeline than larger firms but often cost less for straightforward residential work. Perez does not do new construction masonry, decorative veneering, or large-scale commercial projects.
Foundation crack sealing costs between $400 and $1,200 per job depending on crack length and injection method; epoxy injection (permanent, for structural cracks) runs higher than polyurethane (flexible, for minor water intrusion). Repointing a chimney or section of wall typically ranges from $600 to $2,000 based on square footage and mortar color matching complexity. Concrete removal and replacement is priced per square foot at $8 to $14, including labor and disposal; a standard 4x20-foot driveway section runs roughly $1,200 to $2,500. Estimates are free and done on-site. Pricing assumes no asbestos remediation or hazmat removal, which would add substantially. Confirm current rates directly, as material costs fluctuate.
Perez competes with larger firms like Absolute Foundation Repair (which emphasizes structural engineering and carries more overhead) and independent contractors operating through handyman networks. Absolute handles more complex underpinning and pier work but charges premium labor rates. Perez suits homeowners seeking straightforward repairs on a budget and willing to wait 2 to 4 weeks; Absolute is the choice for engineered solutions on newer homes or when speed matters. For brick repointing specifically, Perez is cheaper than Absolute but less documented in terms of mortar analysis; hire Perez if your chimney looks deteriorated and you need a reliable fix, not if you need historical preservation documentation. General handyman services (through TaskRabbit or Thumbtack listings) are often faster but cannot guarantee masonry-specific expertise.
This contractor works well for owners of 1950s-1980s brick homes with settling cracks, spalling brick, or failing mortar. Homeowners without large budgets and with moderate timeline flexibility find value here. Avoid Perez if you need emergency structural stabilization, require a written engineering report, or have a newly purchased home where foundation issues are still being assessed by an inspector. Perez is not suitable for historic preservation work requiring mortar analysis or color-matching documentation.
Call for a free estimate. A technician visits, photographs the damage, discusses repair options (for example, injection vs. monitoring a stable crack), and provides a written quote on-site or within one business day. No deposit is required upfront. Once you accept, scheduling is first-come, first-served; active jobs typically take 1 to 3 days depending on scope. Payment is due upon completion, cash or check preferred (Perez does not process credit cards).
Perez operates Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with answering machine coverage outside those hours. There is no physical office; the owner and crew respond to voicemail within 24 hours. Call (405) 555-0147 to confirm availability for your date range. Work is performed at your home; no facility visit is necessary. Most jobs require 4 to 8 hours of street or driveway parking near the work area.
Perez Masonry fills a necessary gap for Oklahoma City homeowners whose older homes need masonry repair but whose budgets do not accommodate the larger regional firms. Straightforward work, consistent pricing, and localized knowledge make it a practical option for common residential foundation and chimney issues.
