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This year marks a significant milestone for the Mason Contractors Association of America as it celebrates its 75th anniversary. Founded in 1950, the MCAA has grown to become the premier National association for mason contractors, representing a diverse gr

George Miller helped get the MCAA started 75 years ago, and another GEORGE will help kick off the next 75. Our AI system, which we’ve worked on for almost three years now, is filled with purpose-built Assistants designed to make the masonry industry more

The Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) is thrilled to reveal its industry-first, proprietary Artificial Intelligence system, GEORGE. The system has been in development for two years, and is starting live demos and beta testing in October.

When a business or association is doing well, there is always a temptation to relax and enjoy the ride. However, as anyone who has worked for an extended period in their career knows, there always seems to be some potentially knee-buckling challenge lurki

Forty-two persons from nine states attended MCAA's first Management Institute held here at the Park Ridge Inn on July 20-22.

Learn more about long-time MCAA Member Richard Harris and his family's legacy within the MCAA.

Learn about how the Mason Contractors Association of America was started. Discover the vast history of this significant organization.

Past, Present And Future

Honoring The Legacy: The Masonry Hall Of Fame's 2017 Inductees

On Thursday, January 19, 2017, the Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) inducted five individuals into the 2017 Masonry Hall of Fame class.

Masonry recently had the opportunity sit down, with one of the difference makers in the construction and masonry industries, Justin Breithaupt Sr., founder of Non-Stop Scaffolding.

The topic of pension reform often is overlooked, but directly impacts virtually every working or retired American across the country.

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
By Rep. Wally Herger (Calif.)
3% Withholding Provision
for Contractors

In 2006 Congress passed a bill that carried significant tax relief across the board, including an extension of the tax relief on capital gai

Since the climate in Washington, D.C., has changed dramatically with the Democrats regaining power, we may finally see OSHA reform legislation move through Congress.

Congress has changed a great deal since January. One of the top priorities for the Democratic Congress is a focus on workers’ rights, which includes OSHA Reform.

On March 1, 2007, the House passed The Employee Free Choice Act of 2007. The victory in the House may well be the only win this piece of legislative will see.