Top 10 stonework services in Martinsville, IN
Costs to install travertine coping
Top questions to ask before hiring a stonework contractor
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for Martinsville stonework contractors
One Call Masonry did some power washing of my front porch area and driveway to remove stubborn mildew and bird droppings that I could not remove using bleach and scrubbing. OCM arrived on time (actually a bit early), were professional, and did a good job...
I've had work done in past with one call masonry & would highly recommend them. Got the job done & are reasonable price. I'm having them add open style brick & column back porch. .Thank you one call masonry for helping me build my dream porch
The phone number is incorrect. lol Can't get any bids.
I was needing a small job done and everyone I contacted said sorry we don’t do small jobs like that (10X10). I tried Tony and he was more than happy to help me. Explained everything to me, from the beginning to the end. I highly recommend Tony, 5 Stars ...
The Concrete Man came out to give me an estimate that was in my budget. After thinking it over I called him back to do the work. Demo went well one day . They started and everything was going well til the buggy that carried the got stuck. They sent the re...
I contacted Tony the Concrete Man about having a pool deck added. The interaction started off well enough... Then, he emailed me at 8:30pm on a Tuesday and asked if I'd be available for an on-site estimate in the morning. I work nights, so I had responded...
We had owned a lakefront property since 1992, and used it for weekends during the summer. Upon retirement, we considered moving to the lake house fulltime. My husband and I realized, at the very least, that would require a new roof, gutters, deck, siding ...
