Masonry Contractor in Staten Island, NY
Brick, block and stone work for Staten Island homes, from repointing an older North Shore row house to rebuilding a South Shore front stoop.
Masonry on Staten Island
Built for Staten Island homes.
Staten Island has every kind of masonry: early 1900s brick homes around St. George, Stapleton and West Brighton, mid-century brick and block in Mid-Island, and newer homes with brick stoops, veneer and retaining walls on the South Shore.
Winters here are hard on masonry. Water gets into open mortar joints, freezes, expands and pushes brick and stone apart, so small cracks on a stoop or chimney become loose steps and leaning walls in a few seasons. Homes near the water in South Beach, Midland Beach, Great Kills and Tottenville also deal with salt air and wind-driven rain.
We repair what is failing, match the existing brick and mortar, and tell you honestly when spot repair is enough and when a section needs to be rebuilt.
Masonry services
- Brick repointing and tuckpointing
- Front stoops and steps
- Brick and block walls
- Retaining walls
- Chimney repair and rebuilding
- Stone veneer and facades
- Parapet walls and copings
- Lintel replacement
Where we work
Masonry in every Staten Island neighborhood
Including Annadale, Arden Heights, Charleston, Eltingville, Great Kills, Bulls Head, Castleton Corners, Dongan Hills, Grant City, Midland Beach, Clifton, Elm Park, Graniteville, Grymes Hill, Mariners Harbor and every neighborhood in between.
South Shore
ZIP 10307 · 10308 · 10309 · 10312
- Annadale
- Arden Heights
- Charleston
- Eltingville
- Great Kills
- Huguenot
- Pleasant Plains
- Prince's Bay
- Richmond Valley
- Rossville
- Tottenville
- Woodrow
Mid-Island & East Shore
ZIP 10305 · 10306 · 10314
- Bulls Head
- Castleton Corners
- Dongan Hills
- Grant City
- Midland Beach
- New Dorp
- New Springville
- Oakwood
- Richmondtown
- South Beach
- Todt Hill
- Travis
- Willowbrook
North Shore
ZIP 10301 · 10302 · 10303 · 10304 · 10310
- Clifton
- Elm Park
- Graniteville
- Grymes Hill
- Mariners Harbor
- New Brighton
- Port Richmond
- Rosebank
- St. George
- Stapleton
- Tompkinsville
- West Brighton
- Westerleigh
Questions
Masonry on Staten Island: FAQ
How much does it cost to rebuild a front stoop on Staten Island?
It depends on the size of the stoop, whether the base is sound, and the finish (brick, stone or concrete). We measure and inspect on a free visit and give you a written, itemized price.
Do you repair retaining walls on sloped Staten Island lots?
Yes. Many homes in Todt Hill, Grymes Hill, Arden Heights and other hilly areas have block or stone retaining walls. We check drainage behind the wall, since trapped water is the most common reason they lean or crack.
Can you repoint brick on an older North Shore home?
Yes. Older brick often needs a softer mortar than modern mixes. We match the mortar to the brick so the repair protects the wall instead of damaging it.
Free, no-obligation estimates
Tell us about your project.
We visit the property, look at the work in person and give you a clear written estimate.