Masonry Contractor in Rego Park, Queens

Local Conditions

What Masonry Do Rego Park Buildings Need?

Most masonry calls here involve parapets and coping on apartment buildings, entrance piers and stoop walls, brick that has spalled or shifted, and garden or planter walls at courtyards. These buildings are decades old, and exposed masonry takes the weather first.

Rego Park combines pre war and postwar apartment buildings and co ops with attached brick row houses and a smaller number of detached homes. Large buildings have long parapets and many entrances. Row houses have stoop walls and small yard walls.

Because the area is built up and busy, safety matters. Loose coping or brick high on a wall can fall onto a sidewalk that many people use, so we treat those problems quickly.

Courtyard buildings also have planter walls, retaining walls and block enclosures that hold up soil or screen service areas. We rebuild and repair those as well.

Lost Battalion Hall and Flushing Meadows Corona Park are close by, and many residents walk or bike past the buildings we repair. That is one more reason we set up barriers where needed and clear debris at the end of each day.

Smaller jobs are welcome too. A single cracked pier, one loose coping stone or a short run of garden wall can be priced on its own, and you do not need a large project to ask for a visit.