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Ciciotti Construction is the stone-and-concrete outfit on Burrill Street in Swampscott: masonry, hardscaping and flatwork, plus the excavation, site work, demolition, drain and sewer work and trucking that go with it. Its Houzz profile files the company under stone, pavers and concrete and says it covers the Greater Boston area. Marco Ciciotti runs it, and the Better Business Bureau lists him as the manager over three employees. In a 2019 Google review, a customer wrote that the company had done residential, commercial and town work around the North Shore, especially Marblehead and Swampscott, and that Angelo Ciciotti started the business in 1982 before his son took it over. The BBB file puts the start at 2002 instead. One thing to settle before you sign: its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #127517, is expired on the state registry. Ask whether it has been renewed and get the current number in hand before a home improvement contract is written. For a patio, a walkway, a retaining wall, or the excavation and drainage that has to happen first, this is a small Swampscott crew with the trucks and the site equipment for it. Confirm the registration, ask for two or three recent North Shore addresses you can drive past, and get the scope — excavation, base prep, materials — written into the quote.
These guys have done a lot of work around the north shore (they've done residential, commercial, and town work), especially Marblehead and Swampscott, and their reputation precedes them. Angelo started the business in 1982 and his son, Marco, took it over some time back. If there's a hiccup, as all-too-often there is, they immediately take care of it to ensure their customer is happy. It's rare you find true masons, but these guys are the real deal.
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Ciciotti Construction. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A 12 × 20 patio is 240 sq ft; a 4-ft walkway is 4 sq ft for every foot of length.
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$4,500 – $9,000
Typical masonry project around $6,750