Masonry

Stone Masonry

Stonemasonry, also called stone-craft, is the skill of natural rocks and stones placed together using mortar to construct buildings and structural designs in and around a home or business. With our company you are able to choose the type and color of stone you prefer, as well as the type of stone masonry you are looking for. To give you an idea of your options as far as the types of stone masonry available, there is rubble masonry, ashlar masonry, stone veneer, rubble masonry, square masonry, etc. There are also many different variations for these different types of masonry, such as the appearance of the face of the stone and the alignment in which the stones are placed.

Brick Masonry

Brick masonry, also called bricklaying, is the craft of placing bricks in a certain order and arrangement in order to create a specific design appearance. The way in which the brick are placed can also affect the resilience and stability of the brick structure. You can build countless structures out of brick. A few of the common structures are houses, chimneys, fireplaces, retaining walls, porches, walkways, property line walls, etc. There are many variations of brick as far as color and what they are made from. Depending on what they are made from, brick are usually quite porous. In NJ this tends to not be a big issue but in other more areas where moisture levels are higher, this can cause the brick to degrade faster than usual.

Concrete Masonry

Concrete masonry comes in many varying forms. Paving concrete patios, walkways, or indoor concrete flooring covered with a clear resin are all popular choices from previous customers. Concrete masonry is widely used for building residential and commercial building foundations, especially when constructing a new concrete foundation. Concrete is probably the most versatile material we use and also the most affordable. Anything from retaining walls, patios, porches, driveways and more can be created from concrete and your estimates will be the lease expensive out of the three materials in this section.