Our Story

Greg Pietig, after fifty years of early mornings, dust-covered boots, and work that quite literally shaped the city, Crosstown Concrete and Brick Inc. reached a moment few companies ever do, a moment of reflection, renewal, and rebirth.

Crosstown began as a small, family-driven operation with one simple promise: build it right, and build it to last. Sidewalks, foundations, brick walls, patios job by job and neighborhood by neighborhood, the company earned a reputation for craftsmanship and integrity. The name Crosstown became synonymous with reliability. If Crosstown built it, it stood the test of time.

As the decades passed, the company grew, not just in size, but in vision. New techniques, new designs, and new leaders emerged from within. By the time Crosstown reached its 50th anniversary, it became clear that what once thrived as one company was now ready to flourish as three, each focused, specialized, and led by people who had grown up in the Crosstown way of doing things. The split was not an ending. It was a legacy expanding.

Jason Doner took the helm of Crosstown Brick and Walls, carrying forward the artistry of brickwork that had defined many of Crosstown’s most recognizable projects. Under Jason’s leadership, the company sharpened its focus on precision, detail, and timeless design, brick by brick, wall by wall. His team became known for transforming raw materials into statements of permanence and beauty, honoring traditional masonry while embracing modern techniques.

Meanwhile, Eric Baca stepped into leadership of Crosstown Concrete and Design, where strength met creativity. Eric pushed the boundaries of what concrete could be, functional, durable, and visually striking. From structural foundations to decorative concrete, his work blended engineering with design, transforming ordinary spaces into lasting impressions. Innovation became the hallmark, without ever sacrificing the durability Crosstown was built on.

Together, the three companies formed a shared lineage. They carried different names, specialties, and leadership but remained grounded in one foundation: fifty years of trust, hard work, and pride in craftsmanship.