CMU walls
Eight-inch and specified masonry walls laid to plan dimensions, openings and required elevations.
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CMU block & masonry
Masonry scopes tied together from footing to beam.
CPEC builds reinforced CMU wall systems for residential, commercial and new-construction work, coordinating block, reinforcing steel, grouted cells and beam details from the plans.
CPEC servicePalm Beach County + Treasure Coast
Scope of work
Masonry work with reinforcement in mind.
Reinforced cells
Vertical reinforcing steel and grouted cells coordinated with the structural wall schedule.
Bond & tie beams
Masonry beam work, reinforcing and grout placement based on the approved details.
Concrete coordination
Footings, dowels, slab edges and masonry interfaces coordinated within the contracted scope.
Planning the work
Masonry depends on accurate layout and sequencing.
Wall locations, openings, dowels, reinforcing laps, embeds, beam elevations and inspection stages must agree with the current drawings. Our proposal identifies material, labor and coordination assumptions.
- 01Review architectural and structural masonry plans
- 02Confirm layout, openings, dowels and material responsibilities
- 03Coordinate lift heights, reinforcing and inspection stages
- 04Place grout or cell fill and complete beam work as scheduled
Common questions
Plan the project with fewer surprises.
Do you provide block and labor?
We can quote labor-and-material or selected labor scopes depending on the plans, schedule and project requirements.
Do you install rebar and cell fill?
Yes, when reinforcing steel and grouted cells are included in the defined masonry scope.
Can you quote from plans?
Yes. Send the architectural and structural sheets, wall schedule, details, project address and requested scope.
Do you build retaining walls?
We review engineered reinforced masonry wall scopes. Design, drainage and site conditions must be addressed in the approved documents.
Palm Beach County · Main Service Area