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Quality Wellington Concrete and MasonryQuality Wellington Concrete and Masonry

Masonry Contractor in Royal Palm Beach, FL - Repairs Planned Around the Rainy Season

Quality Wellington Concrete and Masonry is a masonry contractor based in Wellington that repairs and builds brick, block and stone work for homes in Royal Palm Beach, from cracked block walls to new paver driveways and walkways.

A light-colored paver driveway and walkway with curved borders extends alongside a blue-shingled house and landscaped garden.
A curved stone retaining wall borders a backyard patio with a fire bowl, seating, dining table, and flower beds.

Royal Palm Beach homes and what they ask of a mason

Royal Palm Beach is a family-oriented village in west-central Palm Beach County, right beside us in Wellington. On our jobs here we mostly meet single-family block homes finished in stucco, with paver driveways, pool decks and garden walls, and most calls start with a homeowner who's spotted a crack or has a new wall, driveway or walkway in mind. The houses are a lot like the ones we work on in The Acreage, though lots here usually sit closer together, so we plan how our crew will get block and pavers into a backyard before the job starts.

Water shapes the work here more than anything else. The long-term record for nearby West Palm Beach puts rain at about 62 inches a year, with June, August and September each bringing more than 8 inches, so we plan mortar work and paver bases around the wet months and look first at where your roof, gutters and sprinklers send water.

Masonry work we do in Royal Palm Beach

Permits, licenses and planning a masonry job in Royal Palm Beach

The Village of Royal Palm Beach issues building permits for most work done here through its Building Department, which reviews plans, does the inspections and enforces the Florida Building Code, so your start date waits on the permit and the job pauses at each inspection. Before you hire anyone, ask to see their state license and their Village Local Business Tax Receipt, which every business needs to work in the Village, including ones based outside it. When your job calls for a permit, we apply for it, set up the inspections and go over all of it with you at the estimate.

The price moves with how much wall or paving is involved, how much damage turns up once we open things up, how closely we have to match your existing brick, block or pavers, and whether the permit needs plans or a survey. The schedule turns mostly on the permit and the weather. I walk the job with you and write the estimate myself, so you'll have your own figure and a plain explanation of it, the same way we work in West Palm Beach and Greenacres.

  • We count the permit into the start date from the day you say yes, because the work waits on it.
  • Our crew plans each stage around the inspections, so the inspector sees the work before anything gets covered.
  • In the wet months we cover fresh mortar and hold off when a storm's building, since rain washes out joints before they set.
  • On stucco block homes we plan the stucco and paint patch along with the repair, so the fix doesn't stand out.
  • We check where sprinklers, gutters and downspouts throw water, because a wall that stays wet is usually where stains and flaking start.

Get a free on-site masonry estimate in Royal Palm Beach

Tell us what you're seeing, whether it's a crack in a block wall, a loose brick or a driveway you'd like redone, and we'll reply within one business day to set up a visit. I'll come out, look at it with you and write the estimate myself, free and with no pressure to book. If you go ahead, our crew does the work.

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Questions Royal Palm Beach homeowners ask us

Does masonry work in Royal Palm Beach need a permit?

Usually yes, because most work done in the Village goes through a building permit, and I'll tell you at the estimate whether yours does. You can also ask the Village's building office at (561) 790-5128 or check the permit requirements on the Village site, which the Village says is still a work in progress, so call if a form seems missing. If you'd rather pull the permit yourself as an owner-builder, the Village requires a notarized Owner/Builder Affidavit with the application.

What does a contractor need to register with the Village of Royal Palm Beach?

A contractor based in Palm Beach County shows a state license or a County Competency Card, and one based outside the county shows a state license plus a business tax receipt from its home county. Their liability insurance and workers' compensation, or an exemption, also have to list the Village as certificate holder. A business tax receipt on its own doesn't regulate a business or vouch for its work, so ask about the job itself too.

Where can I see the flood zone map for Royal Palm Beach?

The Village's maps page has a web map of flood zones for the Village, effective October 5, 2017. It's worth a look before a new driveway, walkway or wall, and I'm glad to go over it with you at the estimate, since where your lot sits helps us plan the slope and drainage.

Service areas

We're based in Wellington and work in many cities around it, including the ones below. Pick yours to see what we know about masonry work there.

Call or message us about your project

We take calls until 10 PM on weekdays and 9 PM on weekends, so you can reach us at (561) 268-0510 after work or describe your project on our form whenever it suits you.

If you've got a question about a crack, a wall or a walkway at your house, send it our way and we'll talk it through with you.

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