Masonry and Restoration Laborer

About United Building Group, LLC

United Building Group, LLC (UBG) is a specialty masonry and exterior building-envelope contractor with deep roots in the Mid‑Atlantic region. Since our founding in 1953 (formerly United Masonry and United Building Envelope Restoration), we’ve built a legacy centered on craftsmanship, preservation, safety, and delivering enduring value on every project.

• We specialize in the rehabilitation, restoration, preservation, and reconstruction of structural, load‑bearing, and veneer‑based exterior facades for both historic and modern buildings.
• Our services include exterior building-envelope maintenance and repair: masonry, concrete repair, sealing and caulking, waterproofing, façade stabilization, leak investigation, façade cleaning, and façade access and scaffolding as needed.
• We handle projects from small‑scale maintenance to large, complex restorations — serving private clients, federal and institutional contracts across the Washington DC Metro and Greater Richmond Metro regions.

• Quality & Craftsmanship: Utilizing master brick and stone masons and, when needed, custom‑fabricated tools to ensure historic accuracy and structural integrity.
• Safety: Prioritizing safety throughout planning and execution to protect our team, building occupants, and the public.
• Client Service & Reliability: Delivering every project with attention to detail, transparency, and a commitment to client satisfaction — whether it’s a minor repair or a major restoration.
• Preservation & Respect for History: Honoring the heritage and architectural significance of historic buildings while ensuring their long‑term structural soundness and usability.

• Works on meaningful, often high‑visibility projects — from preserved historic landmarks to modern structures requiring expert restoration.
• Values craftsmanship, safety, professionalism, and respect for both buildings and people.
• Offers opportunities to learn restoration techniques, work with experienced masons and project managers, and build a rewarding career in a specialized trade.
• Helps ensure long‑term preservation of structures that shape our communities — creating tangible impact through your work.

The Masonry and Restoration Laborer plays a critical role in preserving and enhancing the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of buildings. This position assists skilled masons and restoration specialists in tasks such as preparing surfaces, mixing materials, and applying mortar or other binding agents. The laborer contributes to the restoration of historic and contemporary buildings by carefully removing damaged materials and supporting the installation of replacement components.

Attention to detail and adherence to safety standards are essential to ensure high‑quality workmanship and the longevity of restoration projects.

• Ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting heavy materials and working in various weather conditions.
• Basic understanding of masonry materials and construction techniques.
• Willingness to learn and follow instructions from supervisors and skilled tradespeople.
• Commitment to adhering to safety standards and wearing appropriate protective gear.
• Legal authorization to work in the United States.

• Previous experience in masonry, construction, or restoration labor.
• Familiarity with the use of hand and power tools related to masonry work.
• Knowledge of historic preservation techniques and materials.
• Certification in OSHA safety training or similar workplace safety programs.
• Ability to read and interpret basic construction plans or blueprints.

• Assist in the preparation and cleaning of work sites, including removing debris and setting up scaffolding or other equipment.
• Mix and apply mortar, cement, or other materials under the guidance of skilled masons to repair or build masonry structures.
• Remove damaged or deteriorated masonry materials carefully to prepare surfaces for restoration.
• Transport materials, tools, and equipment to and from job sites efficiently and safely.
• Follow safety protocols and use personal…