Galizia Masonry

Galizia Masonry looks like a small owner-led masonry shop people call for front-entry work and other stone or brick projects, with John named in several recent reviews and Piero mentioned in an older one. The company’s directory listings place it in southern New Hampshire and say it has been in business for 10 to 13 years, depending on the site, and the service lists center on masonry, walls, patios, walks, and steps. The clearest pattern is hands-on residential masonry rather than big general contracting. Recent customers described quick estimate turnaround and direct communication from John: in April 2026, one homeowner said he came the same day to look at a foundation issue, and in February 2026 another said he refaced a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace with Boston Blend stone after working through the design with them. Older reviews point in the same direction: a 2025 Angi customer said he stuck to the estimate with no surprises, a 2024 HomeAdvisor customer praised a walkway with steps, and 2022 Google reviews described new front steps and a new walkway with front steps, often mentioning clean work and polite crews. The main thing to ask about before booking is reliability at the estimate stage. One April 2026 Google reviewer said Galizia Masonry never showed up for an estimate appointment and did not answer follow-up calls, which cuts against the otherwise strong comments about responsiveness. The company also appears to be a small crew — one Angi customer in 2026 called it “John and his one man crew” — so it is worth confirming who will actually be on site and how scheduling is being handled for your job. This looks like a fit for homeowners hiring out steps, walkways, stone veneer, fireplace facing, and similar residential masonry work. Before you commit, pin down the estimate appointment, timeline, and who is doing the work day to day.