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10 masonry & concrete pros serving Washington, DC. Compare experience, team size and the work they do, then contact them directly — Fixerlane never charges customers.

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1. Randolph Paving & sealing

Washington, DC48 years in business2 employees

Based in Washington, DC, Randolph Paving & sealing works as an asphalt paving contractor. The business has been operating for 48 years with a team of 2. Driveway and lot projects in Washington are shaped by drainage, traffic, and climate. A well-planned job pitches water away from the garage and foundation and sizes the thickness to the vehicles using it. Afterward, the fresh surface needs time to cure before regular parking, and periodic sealing helps preserve it. On their profile, Randolph Paving & sealing lists asphalt services: commercial, walkway paving, residential, pothole repair and driveway repair. Adding parking space, replacing a gravel driveway, or tying a new garage into the street are frequent reasons for new paving. Measure the length and width of the area, or share a satellite image with dimensions, and note whether this is new paving or a repair. Square footage, asphalt thickness, and the condition of the existing base drive most of the cost, along with removal of old pavement. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal and Square cash app. Request a quote from Randolph Paving & sealing on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

2. Janeiroinc Inc.

Washington, DC36 years in business25 employees

Janeiroinc Inc. is a masonry contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 25, the business has been operating for 36 years. Many masonry problems start with water. Missing mortar, cracked crowns, and poor drainage let moisture into walls, where freeze and thaw cycles loosen bricks and widen gaps. Repairs aim to seal those paths, match existing materials, and restore the structure's strength and look. Common requests for masonry work include chimney crown and brick repair, garden wall construction, mortar joint repair, outdoor fireplace construction and brick mailbox building. Janeiroinc Inc. is also listed for countertop installation. Crumbling mortar, loose or spalling bricks, and stair-step cracks in a wall are common reasons to call a mason for an assessment. Note the type of brick or stone, its approximate age, and whether matching the existing color and texture matters to you. Pricing depends on the square footage of masonry, material type, how hard it is to match existing brick or stone, and access height. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 4:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Janeiroinc Inc. on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

3. United Highway Maintenance Corp

Washington, DC31 years in business10 employees

Based in Washington, DC, United Highway Maintenance Corp works as an asphalt paver. A team of 10, the business has been operating for 31 years. Asphalt paving begins with the base. Old surfaces are removed or milled, the ground is graded for drainage, and a layer of crushed stone is compacted. Hot asphalt is then spread with a paver or by hand and rolled while still warm to create a dense, smooth surface. On their profile, United Highway Maintenance Corp lists asphalt installation location: driveway, walkway/sidewalk, patio, parking lot and game court/area; additional asphalt services: seal coating, painting/marking and special coloring; property type: residential and commercial. Adding parking space, replacing a gravel driveway, or tying a new garage into the street are frequent reasons for new paving. Ask whether a permit is required for curb cuts or aprons, and note access for large equipment, overhead wires, and nearby landscaping. Grading and drainage work, small or irregular areas that require hand work, and distance from the asphalt plant can raise the price. Accepted payment methods include Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from United Highway Maintenance Corp on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

4. JQ Masonry & Concrete

Washington, DC26 years in business7 employees

JQ Masonry & Concrete is a mason serving Washington, DC. A team of 7, the business has been operating for 26 years. Many masonry problems start with water. Missing mortar, cracked crowns, and poor drainage let moisture into walls, where freeze and thaw cycles loosen bricks and widen gaps. Repairs aim to seal those paths, match existing materials, and restore the structure's strength and look. Typical jobs for masonry work in Washington include retaining wall construction, brick wall tuckpointing, outdoor fireplace construction, garden wall construction and mortar joint repair. JQ Masonry & Concrete is also listed for concrete removal. White chalky residue, leaning garden walls, or water seeping through a block basement wall often point to masonry that needs attention. Describe access for materials and equipment, nearby landscaping, and whether the work involves a chimney, second story, or other elevated area. Structural rebuilds, custom stone work, and projects needing scaffolding typically cost more than cosmetic joint repair on a ground-level wall. Request a quote from JQ Masonry & Concrete on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

5. Murphy Contractor’s Services LLC

Washington, DC20 years in business4 employees

Murphy Contractor’s Services LLC provides deck building in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 20 years with a team of 4. Beyond new builds, deck contractors replace rotted boards, rebuild stairs, add railings, and extend existing decks. A site visit covers the yard slope, door threshold height, sun exposure, and how the deck will be used, whether for dining, grilling, a hot tub, or lounging. Typical jobs for deck building in Washington include railing installation, deck stairs, deck staining and sealing, composite deck builds and deck expansions. Wanting more outdoor living space, adding a new sliding door, or having a backyard with an unusable slope often prompts homeowners to build a new deck. Mention material preference, railing style, stairs, and features like built-in benches, planters, or lighting. Include any HOA rules on decks. Railings, stairs, multiple levels, permits, and site conditions like steep slope or poor soil add to both labor and materials. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. Request a quote from Murphy Contractor’s Services LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

6. C&C Aguirre Fence

Washington, DC11 years in business3 employees

C&C Aguirre Fence is a fence installer serving Washington, DC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 11 years. Repairs often focus on leaning or rotted posts, broken rails, and gates that sag or no longer latch. Replacing a few posts and rehanging a gate can extend the life of an existing fence, while widespread rot usually makes a full tear-out and rebuild more practical. Typical jobs for fence installation in Washington include gate repair and realignment, gate installation, chain-link fencing, fence staining and sealing and storm-damaged fence repair. C&C Aguirre Fence is also listed for dog fence installation and gardening. Gates that drag on the ground, latches that no longer line up, and storm damage are common reasons for a service call. Ask whether a permit or HOA approval is needed locally, and mention buried utilities, sprinkler lines, or pets that will be in the yard. Total linear footage, height, material, and the number of gates are the main pricing factors, along with removal of any old fence. To get started, send C&C Aguirre Fence a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

7. Total Stone LLC

Washington, DC10 years in business4 employees

Total Stone LLC provides masonry work in Washington, DC. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 10 years. A mason in Washington typically inspects the area, checks mortar hardness and color, and plans a repair or build that fits the existing structure. Work involves grinding or chiseling out damaged material, laying new units, striking the joints, and cleaning off excess mortar. Typical jobs for masonry work in Washington include cracked brick replacement, outdoor fireplace construction, chimney crown and brick repair, mortar joint repair and block foundation wall repair. Total Stone LLC is also listed for exterior painting and interior painting. Crumbling mortar, loose or spalling bricks, and stair-step cracks in a wall are common reasons to call a mason for an assessment. Note the type of brick or stone, its approximate age, and whether matching the existing color and texture matters to you. Structural rebuilds, custom stone work, and projects needing scaffolding typically cost more than cosmetic joint repair on a ground-level wall. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal and Stripe. Request a quote from Total Stone LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

8. Jared Next Day landscape LLC

Washington, DC9 years in business6 employees

Based in Washington, DC, Jared Next Day landscape LLC works as a fence company. A team of 6, the business has been operating for 9 years. Repairs often focus on leaning or rotted posts, broken rails, and gates that sag or no longer latch. Replacing a few posts and rehanging a gate can extend the life of an existing fence, while widespread rot usually makes a full tear-out and rebuild more practical. Common requests for fence installation include fence post replacement, chain-link fencing, wood privacy fence installation, old fence tear-out and aluminum ornamental fencing. Jared Next Day landscape LLC is also listed for artificial turf installation, concrete removal, dog fence installation and gardening. A new pet, a pool, a desire for privacy from neighbors, or small children playing in the yard often prompt a new fence. Provide the approximate length of fence needed, the desired height, and the preferred material, along with a sketch or survey of the property line. Total linear footage, height, material, and the number of gates are the main pricing factors, along with removal of any old fence. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Square cash app, Stripe and Zelle. To get started, send Jared Next Day landscape LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

9. William and Son Welding Services LLC

Washington, DC8 years in business5 employees

Based in Washington, DC, William and Son Welding Services LLC works as a fence company. The business has been operating for 8 years with a team of 5. Material choice shapes how a fence performs over time. Wood offers a traditional look and takes stain, vinyl needs little upkeep, aluminum suits pools and decorative borders, and chain-link is practical for large areas. In Washington, soil type, wind exposure, and neighborhood rules often influence which option suits the property. Typical jobs for fence installation in Washington include vinyl fence installation, horizontal slat fences, fence staining and sealing, gate repair and realignment and chain-link fencing. Gates that drag on the ground, latches that no longer line up, and storm damage are common reasons for a service call. Ask whether a permit or HOA approval is needed locally, and mention buried utilities, sprinkler lines, or pets that will be in the yard. Sloped or rocky ground, difficult access, and decorative details like lattice panels or custom gates add labor and materials to the job. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. Request a quote from William and Son Welding Services LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

10. StoneBorn Paving

Washington, DC5 years in business15 employees

StoneBorn Paving provides concrete work in Washington, DC. A team of 15, the business has been operating for 5 years. A typical project starts with measuring and marking the area, then removing old material and grading so water drains away from the house. After the pour, control joints are cut or tooled to guide where cracks form, and the slab is left to cure before it carries foot or vehicle traffic. Common requests for concrete work include patio slabs, concrete steps, cracked slab removal, stamped concrete patios and concrete curbing. StoneBorn Paving is also listed for concrete removal. Deep cracks, sunken sections, trip hazards between panels, and water pooling against the foundation are common reasons homeowners decide to replace old concrete. Mention the desired finish, such as broom, smooth, stamped, or exposed aggregate, and whether color, scoring patterns, or decorative borders are wanted. Decorative finishes, site access for trucks or pumps, and the amount of grading or base preparation needed tend to move a concrete quote the most. To get started, send StoneBorn Paving a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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