Masonry Repair & Restoration in Central New Jersey
Masonry rarely fails on its own — water does it. Repairing the surface without fixing what is moving the water behind it buys a season or two at best, so every repair we quote starts with why it failed.

Quick answer
We repair and restore failing brick, stone and concrete masonry across Central NJ — repointing mortar joints, rebuilding steps and stoops, resetting settled pavers, repairing leaning retaining walls and correcting the drainage that caused the failure.
What we repair
We take on repair work that many contractors will not, because it is detail work rather than volume work.
- Repointing crumbling or washed-out mortar joints in brick and stone
- Rebuilding settled or spalling steps, stoops and landings
- Repairing leaning, bulging or failing retaining walls
- Lifting and resetting settled or lippage-prone pavers
- Replacing cracked or heaved concrete sections
- Re-capping walls, pillars and seating walls
- Chimney, veneer and foundation-face masonry repair
Fixing the cause, not just the crack
A leaning wall usually means the drainage stone and pipe behind it clogged or were never installed. A settled walkway means the base was too shallow or was never compacted. Spalling brick often means the wrong mortar mix trapped water in a soft historic masonry unit.
We diagnose the failure first, correct the drainage or base, then rebuild — which is why our repairs are quoted after a site visit rather than over the phone.
Matching existing materials
On repair work, the goal is that nobody can tell it was repaired. We source matching brick, stone and paver units where available, match mortar color and joint profile, and use the softer lime-based mixes that older masonry requires instead of a hard modern portland mix that would crack the surrounding units.
Masonry Repairs: common questions
How much do masonry repairs cost?
Repairs vary widely with access, cause and material — a few hundred dollars for resetting a short run of pavers up to several thousand for rebuilding steps or a retaining wall section. We quote after seeing the failure in person.
Can you match my existing brick or stone?
In most cases yes. We source matching or closely comparable units and match mortar color and joint profile so the repair blends with the surrounding masonry.
Is repointing worth it or should I rebuild?
If the structure is plumb and sound and only the joints have failed, repointing is far cheaper and will last decades. If the wall has moved, bulged or lost its base, a rebuild is the honest answer.
Do you repair work installed by another contractor?
Yes — a large share of our repair work is correcting failed installs. We will tell you plainly what went wrong and what it takes to fix it properly.
Masonry Repairs across Central New Jersey
We install masonry repairs throughout Somerset, Hunterdon and Mercer County: