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For the final phase of this three-part porch project, we installed stone veneer on the block foundation to match the style of the adjacent hardscape walls. With the homeowner’s help, each stone was individually cut for a precise fit. We complet

Part two of this three-phase porch project. After backfilling the block foundation, we formed the porch cap and connecting sidewalk with steel mesh reinforcement. Mid-pour, we removed the porch forms to create a smooth, sponge-finished exposed edge.

Part one of a multi-phase project for a homeowner looking to add a concrete porch to complement their stone and hardscape-focused exterior. After excavation, we poured a reinforced footer and constructed a block foundation. Each block core was fully

Getting mowers, tractors, and other equipment in and out of an older shed or barn can be a challenge. To make life easier for this homeowner, we excavated the area, installed and compacted a crusher-run base, pinned the new slab to the existing barn

Depending on a home’s aesthetic, a curved walkway can complement the exterior design better than a traditional straight path. For this project, we removed the deteriorated sidewalk, installed and compacted a new crusher-run base, added steel re

After pouring a large slab, we asked the homeowner if there was anywhere he’d like us to place the two remaining wheelbarrows of concrete. He had the perfect spot—his deteriorating barn entryway, which made it difficult for his Ferris mow

New sidewalks can significantly upgrade a home’s curb appeal while also making seasonal maintenance easier. For this project, we excavated the existing pavers, installed and compacted a new crusher-run base, formed the walkway with steel reinfo

Depending on when a home was built, it can sometimes be challenging to source matching materials for additions or renovations. After a few sample runs, we were able to find a matching limestone and concrete sill to seamlessly connect these two areas

Years of driving over the same spot on blacktop can cause sagging, making it difficult to get in and out of your garage. A concrete apron is an effective solution that also enhances the appearance of your home. For this project, we cut and removed th

Chimneys endure some of the harshest weather conditions on a home. On this project, stones were falling from the chimney, creating a safety hazard for the homeowner. We set up scaffolding, removed all loose stone, applied a new mortar scratch coat, m

This homeowner contacted us about a garage floor that had sunk over the years, making it difficult to get his car in and out. We demolished the old slab, regraded the base, added reinforcement, installed a new drain, and poured a new floor to fully r

This business owner reached out to us for help matching and repairing stone veneer that had fallen off their building after a harsh winter. We were able to source a matching stone, cut it to fit, and adhere it in place—restoring the building to

Part one of a multi-phase project for a homeowner looking to add a concrete porch to complement their stone and hardscape-focused exterior. After excavation, we poured a reinforced footer and constructed a block foundation. Each block core was fully

Getting mowers, tractors, and other equipment in and out of an older shed or barn can be a challenge. To make life easier for this homeowner, we excavated the area, installed and compacted a crusher-run base, pinned the new slab to the existing barn

After pouring a large slab, we asked the homeowner if there was anywhere he’d like us to place the two remaining wheelbarrows of concrete. He had the perfect spot—his deteriorating barn entryway, which made it difficult for his Ferris mow

Depending on when a home was built, it can sometimes be challenging to source matching materials for additions or renovations. After a few sample runs, we were able to find a matching limestone and concrete sill to seamlessly connect these two areas

Years of driving over the same spot on blacktop can cause sagging, making it difficult to get in and out of your garage. A concrete apron is an effective solution that also enhances the appearance of your home. For this project, we cut and removed th

This homeowner contacted us about a garage floor that had sunk over the years, making it difficult to get his car in and out. We demolished the old slab, regraded the base, added reinforcement, installed a new drain, and poured a new floor to fully r

This business owner reached out to us for help matching and repairing stone veneer that had fallen off their building after a harsh winter. We were able to source a matching stone, cut it to fit, and adhere it in place—restoring the building to

Stock & Stone Masonry

Location

Skaneateles, NY

Contact

stockandstonemasonry@gmail.com

(315)-520-8575