89 Market Street, Garfield, NJ 07026 Mon–Sat 7am–6pm
NJ Lic. #13VH10343500 ardianguzi@yahoo.com
Service Area · Essex County County

Masonry contractor in Newark, NJ.

Pre-1940 brick row houses everywhere you look. Most of our Newark work is full-façade repointing and bluestone stoop rebuilds. The brick here is soft, the original mortar was lime-rich, and trying to patch it with modern Portland-based Type S will guarantee spalling inside five years. So we don't.

From our yard:17 minProjects in Newark:1+First job:2010
1+Projects in NewarkSince 2010

Newark by the numbers

17min
Drive from our yard
1+
Projects in Newark
2010
Year of first job
24hr
Estimate response
Working in Newark

What we know about jobs here.

Every town has its own quirks — building codes, soil, the architecture homeowners are working with. Here's what shapes our work in Newark.

Neighborhoods we work in

5 sections of town
  • Ironbound
  • Forest Hill
  • North Ward
  • Vailsburg
  • Weequahic

Permits & code

We handle the paperwork

Permits pulled when the township requires one.

Licensed NJ contractor (#13VH10343500) — your township will accept our paperwork.

Materials we use here

Picked for this housing stock
  • Pennsylvania bluestoneFront steps and walks — ages to soft gray-brown.
  • Belgard / Unilock paversPatios and driveways — locked with polymeric joint sand.
  • Type N lime mortarRequired for pre-1940 brick — Type S is the wrong call here.
What we do here

Common projects in Newark.

Three services that show up most often when we're quoting in Newark. Every job is built by our in-house crew — no subcontractors.

Masonry

Stone walls, retaining walls, chimneys — built on a proper footing.

Brick repointing

Pre-1940 façade restoration with mortar matched by color and joint profile.

Paver patios

Compacted base, polymeric joints, herringbone for driveways and patios.

Questions homeowners ask

FAQs about Newark jobs.

Things we've been asked most often by homeowners we've worked with in Newark. Don't see your question? Give us a call.

Why does Newark brick need lime mortar?

Because that's what was there originally. Buildings from the 1920s and 30s were laid with soft lime-rich Type N mortar, soft on purpose so the joints crack instead of the brick face. Repoint a pre-1940 Newark wall with hard Portland mortar and you'll see the brick start to spall within five years.

Do you replace rusted lintels above storefronts?

Yes. Wood or wrought-iron lintels are common on Newark's storefront openings; both fail over time. Stainless steel angles, sized properly for the load, are the long-term move.

How long is a full Newark façade restoration?

Depends on the scope. A two-story row-house front averages 6 to 8 days; a larger building, or one needing partial brick replacement, runs longer. We give you a written schedule before any work starts.

Still have a question? Call (973) 272-5869 or email us — we'll get back within 24 hours.
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Building in Newark? Let's talk.

We're about 17 minutes from your house. Site walks scheduled within 24 hours.

Licensed:NJ #13VH10343500Insured& bondedNAP:89 Market St, Garfield NJ 07026Hours:Mon–Sat 7am–6pm
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