Nitterhouse Masonry Products

Our History

William L. Nitterhouse manufactured his first piece of concrete in 1923. It was the beginning of a company that’s still serving the Mid-Atlantic region five generations later. Nitterhouse Masonry remains a family owned, family operated company that offers a selection of high-quality products that represent the latest in technology and the best in engineering excellence.

What inspired William L. Nitterhouse to go into business for himself? After working as a mason all day laying block, he decided he could not only lay the block but could make them himself, and so he began making his own block at night. His commitment to quality and service excellence helped his business grow and thrive. He was later succeeded by T.K. Nitterhouse, William K. Nitterhouse and now Karen Nitterhouse Diller who through each generation have expanded upon the products produced and offered.

Business took off in the 1990s, when annual production of conventional and specialty block products first exceeded capacity. At that point, Nitterhouse Masonry Products was formed as a separate company that would handle all block production, as well as architectural pavers, concrete brick and a range of hardscape and speciality products.

The Nitterhouse brand is now transitioning to its fifth generation, as Matt Diller begins to head up the Precast Systems company. This company produces a wet-cast veneer stone product line known as Handcrafted Veneer Stone, as well as other precast agricultural and site amenity products. Laura (Diller) Martin is also part of the Nitterhouse team, handling marketing and social media.

Through the generations and through decades of offering the latest in industrial, commercial and residential building materials to customers throughout the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond, Nitterhouse Masonry Products remains committed to quality in everything we do. The same spirit with which William L. Nitterhouse began the company in 1923 is the same spirit that sustains us more than 99 years later.