Connecticut Masonry Contractor Guide
Menu

Stone Masonry in Bristol

Stone Masonry in Connecticut

What stone masonry work involves

Stone masonry covers building and repairing with natural stone: garden and retaining walls, house fronts, chimneys, steps, arches and boundary walls. In Bristol, much of the work is on older Pennant sandstone and limestone buildings, where repointing, stone replacement and rebuilding bulging walls are the common jobs.

What to look for

  • Lime experience. Older stone needs lime mortar. Hard cement repointing traps moisture and damages the stone.
  • Matching stone. Ask where replacement stone comes from and how it will match the existing colour and bedding.
  • Listed or conservation area knowledge. Many Bristol streets need consent before work starts.
  • Written quotes that name materials, mortar mix, scaffolding and waste removal.
  • Insurance and photos of finished work on similar buildings.

How our scoring helps

We list 8 stone masonry businesses here. Each is scored on the evidence we can check, so you can compare them side by side instead of relying on a single review. See the methodology for how scores are built, or go straight to the ranked guide to Bristol masonry contractors.

Get matched with stone masonry in Bristol

Free, no obligation. Tell us what you need and we'll match you with suitable contractors.

Get matched

All stone masonry in Bristol, ranked by score and relevance

8 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is stone masonry, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

Sino's Masonry CT - Stone Wall Experts
#1
78

Sino's Masonry CT - Stone Wall Experts

4.9(22)✓ Google-verified

Sino's builds patios, stone walls, walkways, and fireplaces across Connecticut, operating as a family team for over two decades. Reviewers consistently praise their precision work, fair rates, and quick response times. One recent project flagged cement staining on siding and weed penetration despite claimed netting, plus unresolved follow-up requests, suggesting quality control gaps in aftercare.

Historic Masonry RestorationStone MasonryConcrete & Flatwork
Guri Masonry LLC
#2
89

Guri Masonry LLC

5.0(70)✓ Google-verified

Andri and his crew transform backyards and front entries with bluestone, granite, and paver work that reviewers describe as skilled and beautiful. Consistent praise centers on fair pricing, clear communication from start to finish, a clean worksite, and Andri's personal involvement and kindness throughout projects. Reviewers mention stone steps, patios, walkways, fireplaces, and retaining walls completed on time. Multiple clients report hiring them twice and choosing Guri Masonry over lower-priced competitors. No complaints appear in recent reviews.

Stone MasonryHistoric Masonry RestorationBrick Masonry
Paramount Professional Landscaping LLC
#3
79 low data

Paramount Professional Landscaping LLC

4.8(32)✓ Google-verified

Across 32 reviews at 4.8 stars, customers consistently praise Alex and his team for completing landscaping projects on time and on budget, with particular credit given to their cleanup after the job and willingness to go beyond the scope. Work ranges from leaf cleanup and mulching to full yard redesigns, with reviewers noting strong communication and responsiveness throughout.

Brick MasonryPatios, Walkways & HardscapingStone Masonry
McAree Mason Contractors
#4
59 low data

McAree Mason Contractors

5.0(2)✓ Google-verified

McAree Mason Contractors has fixed complex chimney leaks and completed diverse masonry jobs over a decade of work for the same customers, earning consistent five-star ratings for precision and willingness to explain repair methods clearly.

Concrete & FlatworkHistoric Masonry RestorationChimney Masonry & Repair
Masonry
#5
52 low data

Masonry

5.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

Patios, Walkways & HardscapingHistoric Masonry RestorationBrick Masonry

Get matched with stone masonry in Bristol

Free, no obligation. Tell us what you need and we'll match you with suitable contractors.

Get matched
Mick Jensen Masonry
#6
51 low data

Mick Jensen Masonry

3.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Only one Google review available with a 3-star rating. The business claims over 20 years of experience and lists masonry, concrete, excavating, and general contracting services across Connecticut. Without detailed review text, there is limited evidence to assess service quality or customer satisfaction.

Stone MasonryBrick MasonryCommercial Masonry
RYJ Masonry
#7
44 low data

RYJ Masonry

5.0(1)

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

Stone MasonryBrick MasonryCommercial Masonry
Schon Masonry
#8
22 low data

Schon Masonry

No rating yet

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

Stone MasonryBrick MasonryCommercial Masonry

Get quotes from our featured partners

How many quotes do you want?

By sending this enquiry you agree that we share it with providers relevant to your request.

When you submit a quote or contact form, your enquiry may be shared with partner providers able to do the work. We may receive a referral fee for these introductions, but our rankings and scores are based solely on our published method and are never affected by referral income.

Common questions about stone masonry

How much does stone masonry cost in Bristol?
Prices vary a lot by job. Repointing a house front is usually priced per square metre and often runs from about £50 to £120 per m², depending on access and mortar type. Rebuilding a stone wall is typically priced per metre or per day, with skilled labour commonly around £200 to £300 a day. Scaffolding adds to the total. Get at least three itemised quotes.
How often does stone need repointing?
Lime mortar joints typically last 25 to 50 years, depending on exposure. Check for crumbling joints, gaps, or plants growing in the wall. Chimneys and south-west facing walls weather fastest and may need attention sooner.
How can I tell if a stone mason is any good?
Ask to see finished work that is at least a few years old, ask what mortar they will use (lime for older buildings), and check their insurance. A good mason will explain the cause of the damage, not just quote to cover it up.
What should I expect during the work?
Expect scaffolding, dust and noise, and mortar that needs time to cure. Raking out old joints is slow, careful work. Lime mortar cannot be applied in frost, so winter jobs may be delayed.

Last updated 2026-10-03