Our Story

THREE GENERATIONS OF CRAFTSMANSHIP

Masonry is more than a profession—it's a family tradition. Discover how decades of experience and a commitment to quality have made Third Generation Masonry a trusted name throughout Heber City, Midway, Park City, and the surrounding communities.

OWNER & MASTER MASON

MEET KYLE FULLMER

With more than 30 years of experience in the masonry industry, Kyle Fullmer has dedicated his career to creating exceptional brick, block, and stonework throughout Heber City, Midway, Park City, and the surrounding communities. As the owner of Third Generation Masonry for more than 23 years, Kyle has earned a reputation for quality craftsmanship, reliability, and meticulous attention to detail. Licensed through the Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL) and fully insured, he is committed to delivering masonry that is built to last.

For Kyle, masonry is more than a profession—it's a family legacy. He learned the trade from his grandfather and father, carrying forward generations of knowledge, traditional craftsmanship, and time-tested techniques. By combining those old-world skills with today's building standards, he delivers durable, beautiful masonry that complements everything from historic restorations to modern custom homes.

Throughout his career, Kyle has completed masonry work on hundreds of luxury homes throughout the Park City area while also helping homeowners restore aging chimneys, fireplaces, retaining walls, and stonework. Whether he's repairing existing masonry or creating a custom feature from the ground up, every project receives the same level of care, precision, and pride.

When he's not on the job site, Kyle enjoys spending time with his family in Heber City, where he and his wife have proudly raised their son and daughter. The values that have guided his family for generations—honesty, hard work, and exceptional craftsmanship—continue to define every project completed by Third Generation Masonry today.

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