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Masonry, Brickwork, Concrete, Cement and More

Stonekraftz, a leader and innovator in the masonry industry, has been serving the New York City, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx Staten Island for many years, providing an array of masonry and home improvement services. Our highly-trained team of professionals are qualified to handle even the most complex and challenging projects.

Our goal is to exceed your expectations on every level.. Whether it is brick, block, stone, marble, granite, limestone, sandstone, concrete, stucco or tile, our skilled artisans have the knowledge and experience to complete the project. At Stonekraftz, we believe that your satisfaction should be guaranteed.

Stonekraftz is also an exclusive importer and authorized installer of the hand-crafted fireplace mantels, hearths and surrounds featured on this site in the Mantels section on the main menu bar. We invite you to take a moment to browse our product line.

Our unparalleled service, competitive prices and overall value is why our customers keep returning. View our Recent Projects page to see images of our brick and block work. Read our reviews on Yelp or, if you are an existing customer take a moment to write a review of your experience with Stonekraftz. We look forward to providing you with the same reliable service which our customers have come to expect.

Feel free to contact us by phone (347) 408-5090 or by Email: info@stonekraftz.net

What You Should Know Before Hiring A Contractor

At Stonekraftz, we feel that an informed consumer is the best customer. For this reason, we have put together a check list of what we believe to be important factors to consider when choosing a contractor:

1. It is a good idea to request proposals from more than one contractor.
2. Compare the bill of material submitted by each contractor to make sure that each is offering the same products and or service.
3. If you are satisfied that you are getting a fair price for the product or service, make sure that your contractor is licensed (here is a link to our license and insurance information on file with the NYC Department of Buildings).
4. Ask for references. Check the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs to see if there have been complaints filed against the contractor. A Google search may also be helpful.
5. Request a signed contact as well as a certificate naming you as insured against any damage the contractor may do to your home as well as any injuries he, his employees or you may suffer during or as a result of his work.
6. Once you have the insurance certificate, call the insurer to make sure that the certificate is real.