Masonry & Hardscaping · Westchester & Putnam County, NY
Masonry in Westchester County
Fieldstone and retaining walls, stone steps and stoops, Unilock paver and bluestone patios, flagstone walkways, Belgian block curbing, and stone veneer. Good masonry starts below ground: a proper base, drainage behind every wall, and pitch that sends water away.
- Masonry contractor
- Stone masonry
- Hardscaping
- Retaining walls
- Paver patios
- Stone steps
What we do
Stone walls, steps, pavers, and patios
- Stone wallsFieldstone and natural stone, dry-laid or mortared
- Retaining wallsWalls at slopes and driveways, with drainage behind them
- Stone steps and stoopsNatural stone steps, landings, and front stoops
- Paver patios and walkwaysUnilock pavers on a compacted base with edge restraints
- Bluestone and flagstonePatios, walks, and terraces, dry-laid or set in mortar
- Belgian block and railroad tiesCurbing, aprons, edging, and borders
By town
Masonry near you
Local details for masonry & hardscaping in every Westchester town and in Putnam County.
Northern Westchester
Bedford, Lewisboro & North Salem Area
Hudson River Towns
Central Westchester
Long Island Sound Shore
Southern Westchester
Questions
Masonry questions
Pavers, flagstone, or concrete: which is best for a patio?
Pavers can be lifted and reset if the ground moves and come in many colors and sizes. Bluestone and flagstone give a traditional look that suits older Westchester homes. Poured concrete costs less up front but is harder to repair invisibly. All three last when the base is built properly.
Why do old stone walls bulge or fall over?
Water and frost. Without drainage behind a wall, water builds up, freezes, and pushes the stone out. Rebuilding with drainage stone and a proper base fixes the cause, not only the look.
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall?
Often, once a wall passes a certain height or holds back a driveway or structure. The threshold differs by municipality, and taller walls may need an engineer's design. We confirm the requirements for your address before we build.
Why do pavers sink or shift?
Almost always because of the base: too thin, poorly compacted, or not pitched to drain. Missing edge restraints also let the field spread. We rebuild the base when we reset failed pavers.
Westchester & Putnam County, NY
Ready for a written estimate?
We visit the property, check the ground and drainage, and put the price in writing. Read our Google reviews.