Masonry Magazine April 2009 Page. 4

Words: Roy Swindal, Tom Daniel
Masonry Magazine April 2009 Page. 4

Masonry Magazine April 2009 Page. 4
Masonry Certification
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Why become certified?
Nothing can hurt our industry more than unqualified mason contractors selected by construction customers simply because they are the lowest bidder. The result is often poorly constructed masonry buildings, poor service and an unhappy client who may not select masonry for future projects.

The MCAA's national Masonry Certification program provides customers with a tool to assist with selecting mason contractors who are committed to quality. Quality of work is the foundation of the certification program. Certification provides customers with an objective basis to select and specify a quality contractor and allows our industry to promote and provide a tool to measure quality to the design community and masonry customers.

By demonstrating a commitment to quality, reliability and the highest professional standards that are associated with obtaining certification, you will place your company in a league of its own. Becoming a certified mason contractor is evidence of your proven level of education, knowledge and experience in the masonry industry.

Sign up for a free webinar!
Sign up today for a free webinar on April 15, 2009 that will show you how the Masonry Certification program works and find out how easy the Certification process is. Call 800-536-2225 to reserve your spot.

Additional Questions?
For more information regarding the Masonry Certification program, please contact the Mason Contractors Association of America at 800-536-2225 or visit us online at certification.masoncontractors.org.
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