Founders and Co-Owners
Ralph and Louise Gunarson
Ralph retired from the United States Air Force Reserves after serving our country for 24 years. During that time, he had the opportunity to hone his masonry craftsmanship from a local mason who had practiced for over 40 years. Also, he had the wonderful opportunity to build from the ground up the flagstone and masonry side of the family-owned KAZ Construction Company for over 20 years. Ralph retired from the company to pursue his dream of developing his own masonry/flagstone business.
He would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best service the masonry industry has to offer. Ralph has always built his business by referrals and honest hard and timely work!
He would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best service the masonry industry has to offer. Ralph has always built his business by referrals and honest hard and timely work!
The craftsmen who work with Ralph are expertly skilled. Each man has built their reputation by providing consistent quality with a proactive approach. And have worked within the industry for over 25 years!
Ralph co-owns with his bride of 38 years, Louise! You will see Louise behind the camera, bringing materials at times and even helping out on job sites. Their son, Michael, when not on duty on Tucson Fire Department helps with whatever is needed and has grown up within the industry! All three daughters Becca, Flora and Josie help with their parents with marketing, accounting and design work. The girls tend to bring their children around their Tata on job sites to teach their children the ethic of hard work, hence our newest foreman.
Ralph co-owns with his bride of 38 years, Louise! You will see Louise behind the camera, bringing materials at times and even helping out on job sites. Their son, Michael, when not on duty on Tucson Fire Department helps with whatever is needed and has grown up within the industry! All three daughters Becca, Flora and Josie help with their parents with marketing, accounting and design work. The girls tend to bring their children around their Tata on job sites to teach their children the ethic of hard work, hence our newest foreman.