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

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1. Eddie's Masonry

Syracuse, NY18 years in business2 employees

Eddie's Masonry is a mason serving Syracuse, NY. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 18 years. Masonry work covers building and repairing structures made of brick, block, and stone, set in mortar. Common projects include tuckpointing worn joints, rebuilding damaged sections, and constructing walls, steps, and outdoor features that are meant to last for decades with modest upkeep. On their profile, Eddie's Masonry lists service type: completely new masonry project, replace or remodel existing structure and repair existing structure; project type: fireplace, patio or porch, sidewalk, driveway and indoor floors; property type: residential and commercial. Homeowners also hire masons when adding stone veneer, building a patio wall, or replacing concrete steps with brick or stone. 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. Besides Syracuse, homeowners in Liverpool, Warners and Camillus can reach out for masonry work. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Check. To get started, send Eddie's Masonry a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. Remodeling and construction

Syracuse, NY6 years in business5 employees

Remodeling and construction provides dog fence installation in Syracuse, NY. The business has been operating for 6 years with a team of 5. In Syracuse, some homeowners prefer a physical fence or a combination approach, with dig guards along the base of existing fencing and self-closing gate latches. Installation typically finishes with fitting the collar, testing the boundary with the dog present, and explaining a routine for early training sessions. Typical jobs for dog fence installation in Syracuse include boundary layout around pools and gardens, transmitter installation, gps collar boundary setup, wire break repair and physical dog fence installation. Remodeling and construction is also listed for cabinet installation, furniture assembly, handyman and hardwood floor refinishing. Broken boundary wires, a collar that stopped working, or a new dog joining the household frequently prompt service or expansion. Share the approximate yard size and a satellite image or sketch showing where the boundary should run and where the dog may cross. The length of boundary wire, number of dogs and collars, and the equipment brand are the main factors in pricing. Besides Syracuse, homeowners in Liverpool, Warners and Camillus can reach out for dog fence installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Remodeling and construction a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. Bright Futures

Syracuse, NY6 years in business4 employees

Based in Syracuse, NY, Bright Futures works as a deck repair contractor. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 6 years. Many Syracuse decks need a mix of structural fixes and surface work. After damaged boards and railings are replaced, a cleaning and fresh coat of stain or sealer help new and old wood blend together. Homeowners end up with a sturdier, better-looking deck without the cost of a full rebuild. Common requests for deck repair include ledger board repair, rotted deck board replacement, popped nail and screw fixes, sagging deck leveling and joist sistering. Bright Futures is also listed for furniture assembly, handyman, interior painting and junk removal. Graying, splintering boards, raised nails, and peeling stain usually mean a deck is due for surface repairs and refinishing before summer. Share the deck's approximate size and height off the ground, the material it is built from, and photos of the damaged boards, railings, or stairs. Structural work such as ledger or footing repair, matching discontinued composite boards, and adding refinishing to the job increase the overall price. Besides Syracuse, homeowners in Liverpool, Warners and Camillus can reach out for deck repair. To get started, send Bright Futures a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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