ZarranzConstruction · Since 1985 (914) 386-7179

Northern Westchester · Westchester County, NY

Paving, masonry & concrete in Montrose, NY

Zarranz Construction builds driveways, parking lots, stone walls, patios, sidewalks, and steps, and seals driveways in Montrose and the surrounding Westchester County area. Licensed, insured, and working locally since 1985.

  • Since 1985
  • Westchester County licensed
  • Fully insured
  • Residential & commercial
  • Se habla español
Natural stone retaining wall with large stone steps

Local conditions

Building in Montrose

Homes in Montrose tend to have longer driveways, rolling ground, and rock close to the surface, and winters here are hard on pavement.

We handle the excavation and base work that this ground needs, and we build driveways, walls, and patios to stand up to plowing, frost, and heavy runoff.

Common projects in Montrose

  • Long asphalt driveways
  • Gravel-to-asphalt conversions
  • Fieldstone walls
  • Paver and flagstone patios

Permits

Local rules

Montrose falls under the Town of Cortlandt. Rules for driveway, concrete, or masonry work differ from one municipality to the next. Work in the public right-of-way, such as a new apron, a curb cut, or a sidewalk, usually needs approval from the municipality, and taller retaining walls often do too. We check what the Town of Cortlandt requires for your address before we price the job.

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Questions

Montrose questions

Do you work in Montrose, NY?

Yes. Zarranz Construction provides paving, masonry, concrete, and sealing in Montrose and throughout Westchester County, and has served the area since 1985.

Do I need a permit for driveway or masonry work in Montrose?

Montrose falls under the Town of Cortlandt. Rules for driveway, concrete, or masonry work differ from one municipality to the next. Work in the public right-of-way, such as a new apron, a curb cut, or a sidewalk, usually needs approval from the municipality, and taller retaining walls often do too. We check what the Town of Cortlandt requires for your address before we price the job.

Asphalt, concrete, or pavers: which is best for a driveway?

Asphalt costs the least to install, handles freeze and thaw well, and is quick to repair. Concrete lasts a long time but can crack and is hard to patch invisibly. Pavers cost the most but can be lifted and reset, and offer the most design choices. In every case the base and drainage matter more than the surface.

Westchester & Putnam County, NY

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