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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.
- 2 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 12 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- A center chimney rebuild — a recent customer says it was rebuilt from the attic roof up
- A same-night callback — a 2026 customer said the owner called back that evening
- Under the estimate — a 2024 customer said actual costs came in lower
- A wait to start — a 2026 customer said they needed to wait awhile
Steppingstones Masonry is a Barrington mason that says on its website it specializes in historical masonry restoration and has been in business 27 years. It holds 5 stars from 21 Google ratings. A recent customer with an 1810 farmhouse says Steppingstones rebuilt the center chimney from the attic roof up, repaired the large colonial fireplace in the kitchen, repointed the stone foundation in the cellar and rebuilt a retaining wall on the back of the barn. A recent customer describes a barn raising to get out of the flood plain and calls the work "On time, on budget". A 2026 customer with a circa 1740s Cape said the massive center chimney was taken down to the roof and rebuilt, after a detailed estimate and a wait that matched the timeframe the company suggested. A 2026 customer wrote that a brick fell from a building on a Saturday evening, that the owner, Tom Ahern, called back the same night, and that he got permits and staging by Monday morning. In a 2025 review, a Portsmouth customer said Steppingstones built 4 new Rumford fireplaces and restored an early 1800's Rumford fireplace with a bake oven. A 2024 customer said Aidan and Tyler completed a chimney leak repair over two days, with new flashing and repointing, and that the actual costs came in less than the estimate.
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