Flower City Masonry, Inc. is a premier commercial masonry contractor based in the Northeast, serving clients since 1988. Initially founded by George Bethlendy and Frank Szente as a small residential masonry business, Flower City Masonry has now grown into a respected name in the industry, focusing on large-scale projects such as big box stores and various other masonry ventures. The company's commitment to excellence has allowed it to work with renowned clients including Wal-Mart, Lowe’s, Target, Walgreens, and Rite Aid, positioning itself as one of the few contractors capable of delivering large construction projects on time and within budget.
Throughout the years, Flower City Masonry has expanded its range of services to include block, cultured stone, brick, pre-cast stone veneer, concrete floors and foundations, keystone retaining walls, stucco, structural repairs, and historic renovations. The company has an impressive portfolio that features notable projects like the University of Rochester's Golisano Pediatric Center, multiple Starbucks locations, and various recreational and commercial centers.
Flower City Masonry prides itself on the solid relationships it has cultivated with general contractors and subcontractors across New York and surrounding states, ensuring that all commercial jobs are completed safely and on schedule. The company emphasizes safety and training, with all employees completing the OSHA 10-hour safety course and ongoing training in various safety protocols and equipment operation. This dedication to safety and high-quality workmanship has set Flower City Masonry apart from its competitors.
With a fully equipped and trained staff, and a dedicated office team that streamlines processes such as document submission and project management, Flower City Masonry is continually seeking innovative approaches to enhance its services. Regardless of the project's size or the challenges posed by weather conditions, the company remains focused on meeting deadlines and maintaining its reputation for excellence.