What We Build
StoneSky Services
Pavers, asphalt, concrete, sidewalks, masonry, excavation and commercial paving — installed base-first across Queens, Brooklyn, Nassau County and Long Island. Every service below has its own page explaining exactly how we build it.
Pavers
Pavers
Interlocking, brick, porcelain and natural stone paver installation for driveways, patios, walkways and entrances.
- Paver WalkwaysA paver walkway is the path visitors actually walk on, so it has to be level, wide enough for two people and safe in every season.
- Front Entrance PaversThe front entrance is the first thing anyone sees, and it usually involves three elements at once: the walkway, the landing and the steps.
- Paver Pool DecksA pool deck has to stay cool underfoot, drain fast and stay grippy when wet.
- Permeable PaversPermeable pavers let rainwater pass through open joints into a stone reservoir below instead of running across the surface into your garage or your neighbor's yard.
- Concrete PaversConcrete pavers are the workhorse of the industry: manufactured to consistent dimensions, available in dozens of colors, textures and formats, and rated for vehicle traffic.
- Brick PaversClay brick pavers keep their color permanently because the color is the fired clay itself, not a pigment.
- Interlocking PaversInterlocking pavers transfer load sideways from one unit to the next, so the surface behaves as one flexible pavement instead of a set of loose stones.
- Porcelain PaversPorcelain pavers are dense, non-porous and dimensionally perfect, which gives patios a clean modern look with very tight joints.
- Natural Stone PaversBluestone, granite and other natural stone bring variation no manufactured unit can copy.
- Paver Sealing & CleaningSealing is not just cosmetic.
Asphalt
Asphalt
Hot-mix asphalt driveways, repairs and resurfacing installed over a properly excavated and compacted base.
Concrete
Concrete
Poured concrete driveways, walkways, steps, slabs, curbs and aprons with reinforcement and control joints planned in.
- Concrete DrivewaysA concrete driveway is a single continuous slab, so everything depends on what is underneath it and how it is jointed.
- Concrete PatiosA poured concrete patio gives you a clean, seamless surface at a lower cost per square foot than pavers, with finish options ranging from a simple broom texture to stamped and colored patterns..
- Concrete WalkwaysConcrete walkways are the most cost-effective way to get a clean, level path from the sidewalk to the door — and the easiest place to see when a contractor cut corners on the base..
- Concrete StepsCracked, tilted or crumbling concrete steps are both an eyesore and a genuine hazard.
- Concrete CurbsCurbing defines the driveway edge, protects the lawn and keeps the surface from spreading.
- Driveway ApronsThe apron is the section between the street or sidewalk and your driveway.
- Stamped ConcreteStamped concrete imprints a pattern and texture into a colored slab, giving the look of stone or brick in a single poured surface.
- Concrete RepairNot every failing slab needs replacing.
Sidewalks
Sidewalks
Sidewalk repair, replacement and violation work built to city specification, including aprons and curbs.
- Sidewalk ReplacementWhen flags are broken through, heaved by roots or settled below grade, replacement is the only real fix.
- Concrete Sidewalk InstallationNew sidewalk work — extending a path, adding a walk along the side of the house or installing where none existed — needs the same base discipline as the street-front flags..
- Cracked Sidewalk RepairCracked flags are the most common sidewalk defect and the most commonly cited.
- Uneven Sidewalk RepairUneven flags — one edge sitting higher than the next — come from root growth, base washout or soil settlement.
- Trip Hazard RepairA trip hazard is any abrupt vertical change between adjacent surfaces.
- Sidewalk Violation RepairIf your property has received a sidewalk notice, the work has to correct the specific defects cited — cracked, uneven, hardware-defective or improperly sloped flags — to a standard that stands up to re-inspection..
Masonry
Masonry
Steps, stoops, retaining walls, pillars, veneer, repointing and the stonework that frames a New York property.
- Steps & StoopsSteps and stoops carry every visitor and take the worst of the weather.
- Retaining WallsA retaining wall holds back soil, so it lives or dies on what you cannot see: the base, the backfill and the drainage.
- Masonry WalkwaysA masonry walkway in bluestone, clay brick or fieldstone reads differently from a manufactured paver path — more texture, more variation, more in keeping with older homes..
- CourtyardsA courtyard turns a leftover side yard or front area into a defined outdoor room, framed by low walls, pillars or planting and surfaced in stone or pavers..
- Front EntrancesA front entrance rebuild takes the steps, landing, walkway and often the pillars and does them together so the heights, materials and lines finally agree with each other..
- Brick RepointingMortar fails long before brick does.
- Stone VeneerStone veneer wraps existing foundations, pillars, stoops and facades in real or manufactured stone, changing the character of a house without structural work..
- Outdoor KitchensAn outdoor kitchen is masonry first and appliances second: a solid, level, properly drained structure faced to match the patio, with utilities run before anything is built..
- Fire Pits & FireplacesA fire pit or outdoor fireplace gives a patio a focal point and extends the season by a couple of months on either end..
- Pillars & ColumnsPillars frame a driveway entrance or front steps and give an otherwise flat frontage some structure.
Site Work & Commercial
Site Work & Commercial
Excavation, grading, base preparation and commercial paving and masonry for larger and multi-family properties.
- Excavation & Site PreparationExcavation and site prep for driveways, patios, walkways, steps and hardscape structures — including cutting out old surfaces, hauling away debris, correcting grades and building the compacted base other trades skip..
- Commercial Paving & MasonryAsphalt and paver parking areas, commercial sidewalks and curbs, building entrances, steps and landings, retaining and screening walls, and masonry repair for commercial, multi-family and mixed-use properties..
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