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Inform, Represent, and Connect the Masonry Industry and Its People

A Pillar for the California Masonry Industry Since 1963

The Mason Contractors Association of California (MCAC) stands as a vital resource for the state's masonry industry. Founded in 1963, we proudly represent open-shop and signatory mason contractors across California. Our mission is to inform, represent, and connect this essential segment of the construction community.

Informing the Industry

MCAC serves as a trusted source of information for mason contractors. We provide essential updates on:

  • Legislation, regulations, and safety protocols
  • Building code changes
  • Industry trends and market analysis

Representing Industry Interests

We advocate for the interests of our members before:

  • Government agencies
  • Industry organizations
  • Media outlets

Connecting and Empowering

MCAC fosters connections and collaboration among mason contractors. We offer:

  • A comprehensive online directory of member companies
  • Networking and social events
  • Educational programs and scholarships

Our Services

  • Legislative Advocacy: Protecting your rights and ensuring fair treatment
  • Safety and Compliance: Access to safety resources and training materials
  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with potential clients, suppliers, and industry leaders
  • Resources and Tools: Access to helpful guides, templates, and industry publications
  • Business Support: Guidance on legal and financial matters

Why Choose MCAC?

When you partner with MCAC, you gain access to:

  • Expertise and Experience: We have decades of experience navigating the intricacies of the construction industry.
  • Responsive Representation: We are committed to promptly addressing your concerns and advocating for your needs.
  • Active Community: We are a vibrant organization with a passionate network of industry professionals.

Join MCAC and empower your masonry business today!

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