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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register masonrybusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every masonry business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
- Not rated by the BBB
- 1 work photo
Highlights
- Granite steps — a 2014 customer described new granite steps and a walkway
- A septic workaround — a 2014 customer said John and Chris found a creative solution
- Bluestone porch repair — a 2020 customer called the price very reasonable
- A slight overrun — a 2014 customer said work ran slightly past the estimate
Great Escapes Patio & Stonework is a stone and hardscape business that John Prince and Chris Parker say they established in 2012. On its Houzz profile the company describes itself as a hardscape contractor located in the Seacoast of New Hampshire. It holds 5 stars from 5 ratings on Google and 5.0 stars from 5 ratings on Houzz. In a 2014 Houzz review, a customer said John and Chris did all of the hardscaping on a project: natural granite steps, landings and boulders for retaining walls. When the septic system turned out to be about 6 inches in the wrong spot, that 2014 customer said John and Chris figured out a creative solution. The same 2014 customer said the quote exceeded the budget, more because of the design than the company, and that the work went slightly longer than estimated, at a total of 4 weeks. A 2014 customer said the company improved the front of the house with a new walkway and a set of granite steps, delivered on time and on budget. In a 2020 Houzz review, a customer said Chris came out promptly to estimate repairs to a bluestone front porch and stairs whose mortar had deteriorated badly, then performed the repair promptly at a price that customer called very reasonable. A 2025 Google reviewer said the company built a stone patio in 2022 and came back to help with a deck project.
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