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NCMCA Membership Directory

Words: Brandy ShaverThe 2005-2006 North Carolina Masonry Contractors Association (NCMCA) Membership Directory will be distributed in August. Like previous editions, the directory will include comprehensive listings for all member firms including company representatives, local and toll-free phone numbers, fax numbers, mobile numbers, and e-mail, web site, mailing and shipping addresses. The Association bylaws are included as well as information about local chapter meetings and officers. A directory of North Carolina masonry vocational instruction is also included.

The directory will be printed on high-quality stock for the best reproduction of photos and graphics, especially full-color advertisements.

Advertising order forms were mailed in March. For details call the NCMCA office at (828) 324-1564. The deadline for advertising copy and listing updates is May 23, 2005.

There is no better way for providers of masonry-related products and services to get their message to the Carolinas' masonry industry.

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