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Residential · Hudson Valley, Westchester & CT

Masonry That Holds the Hill and Finishes the Property

The Hudson Valley is built on rock and slopes. Our masons build the retaining walls that hold your grade, the stone walls and pillars that frame the driveway, and the patios and outdoor kitchens you actually use.

What you get

What goes into our masonry & stone walls

  • Retaining and freestanding walls

    Natural stone, veneer, block and boulder walls with gravel footing and drainage behind them.

  • Steps, pillars and entrances

    Stone steps, driveway pillars and Belgian block curbing that tie the driveway into the landscape.

  • Outdoor kitchens and fire features

    Built-in grills, counters and fire pits on paver or stone patios.

  • Repairs done right

    Failed walls, cracked foundations and poorly built stonework from other contractors rebuilt properly.

Step by step

The process

Plan

Wall heights, materials, drainage and permits discussed on site.

Footing

Trench dug to a stable depth, gravel base compacted, drainage placed behind retaining walls.

Build

Courses laid level and plumb, joints staggered, stone cut to fit.

Finish

Pointing, cleaning and backfill, then a final walkthrough.

Recent masonry & stone walls work

From the job site

Questions

Masonry & Stone Walls FAQ

Do you fix walls built by someone else?

Yes. Rebuilding failed or ugly stonework is common for us, including stairs and entrances that were installed badly.

Do retaining walls need a permit?

Often, above a certain height. It depends on the town. We'll tell you what your project needs.

What stone do you use?

Fieldstone, bluestone, granite Belgian block, veneer and manufactured block, depending on the look and budget.

Free estimates · Financing available

Ready to upgrade your pavement?

Tell us about the driveway, lot, patio or wall. Fernando will come out, walk it with you and put a price in writing. Ask about the scope, timing and options for your property.