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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.
Highlights
- A patio and walkway — a 2023 customer said old brick was worked in
- A granite bench — a 2023 customer said Dave created one
A 2023 Google customer said Dave took a vague request for a walkway and driveway edging that expanded into a patio, and worked some old brick the homeowner had on hand into it. That 2023 customer said Dave also created a granite bench, made a stone landing for a secondary entrance and added river stone to manage stormwater runoff. The customer called it "worth every penny" and said Dave was a pleasure to work with.
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- 5.0Aug 4, 2023
Dave took my vague project description for a walkway, and driveway edging that expanded into a patio, and tuned it into a work of art. He even incorporated some old brick we had on hand to add character. He also created a lovely granite bench, made stone landing for a secondary entrance, added river stone to manage stormwater runoff, and did a few other small jobs; all of which have increased our home's curb appeal by a lot. Several neighbors stopped by to say how great it looks! It's all so beautiful and worth every penny. Dave was a pleasure to work with, and I can't recommend high highly enough.
— Alicia Robinson GeilenView on Google Reviews ↗
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