Automation Solutions for Stoneworkers and Masons in Connecticut
Stonework & Masonry Automation Built to Last
Running a masonry business in Connecticut means managing complex material calculations, coordinating with structural engineers, and scheduling around weather conditions that can make or break a stone installation - all while clients expect craftsmanship that will stand for generations.
Between sourcing specialty stones, managing mortar cure times, and coordinating foundation work with other trades, you're constantly juggling technical details that can't be rushed. Add in winter freeze-thaw considerations, structural permit requirements, and the precision timing that quality masonry demands, and project coordination becomes as complex as the stonework itself.
CT Automatic handles the project complexity so you can focus on building structures that last centuries. We build automation systems that manage the technical coordination while you focus on masterful stonework:
Material calculation automation - precise stone quantities, mortar specifications, and delivery timing that prevents costly shortages or waste
Weather-dependent scheduling - intelligent postponements when temperature or moisture conditions aren't right for proper curing, with automatic client updates
Structural coordination streamlined - seamless communication with engineers, foundation crews, and building inspectors throughout complex projects
Permit tracking automated - foundation permits, structural approvals, and inspection scheduling that keeps projects moving through bureaucracy
Cure time management - systematic scheduling that respects mortar set times and Connecticut's seasonal temperature swings
We understand masonry project realities - our systems respect the fact that quality stonework follows nature's timeline, not construction schedules.
From fieldstone foundations to custom fireplace installations, our automation ensures every project progresses properly from excavation to final pointing.
Supporting masonry contractors across Connecticut