Evaluate the visible condition
We review cracking, movement, alignment, loose masonry, nearby pilasters and visible base conditions before recommending a scope.
Fix My Block Fence is the specialized block-wall repair service of Desert Dreamco LLC, an Arizona licensed, bonded and insured contractor serving homeowners, property managers and commercial properties throughout the Phoenix Valley.

Roberto Juarez leads Desert Dreamco projects with hands-on involvement in project evaluation, estimating, construction operations and quality control. His background includes construction management, project management and property-damage evaluation.
That experience helps the company look beyond a visible crack or damaged block. The surrounding wall, pilasters, alignment, base conditions and site conditions all matter when deciding whether the appropriate scope is a localized repair, partial reconstruction or a larger rebuild.
When engineering or work outside the company’s licensed scope may be required, that limitation is identified rather than replaced with an unsupported recommendation.
Not every damaged block wall needs complete replacement. The appropriate solution depends on the actual condition found and how the affected masonry connects to the surrounding wall.
We review cracking, movement, alignment, loose masonry, nearby pilasters and visible base conditions before recommending a scope.
The work may involve a localized repair, partial demolition and reconstruction, pilaster rebuilding or replacement of a larger section.
The projects shown on this website are actual Desert Dreamco jobs, not stock representations of work performed by others.
These photographs show the same commercial CMU wall in Peoria during selective masonry reconstruction and during subsequent surface-finishing work. They are presented as construction stages, not as a manufactured before-and-after comparison.


Real jobsite photographs show CMU construction, stucco work and hand finishing on a residential masonry planter.

Block construction and finish work documented during the project.

Fresh cap material being shaped and finished along the completed planter walls.
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