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Steps & Stoops in Bergen County, NJ
The short answer
New and rebuilt front steps, stoops and multi-level stone staircases with consistent riser heights, solid footings and drainage that keeps ice off the treads.
Uneven risers are both a code issue and the reason people trip. We rebuild to consistent dimensions on a proper footing, not on the settled fill left by the last crew.
This is one part of the masonry work we do across Bergen and Passaic County. Every job is quoted in writing after a hands-on inspection, performed by our own crew rather than subcontractors, and backed by our satisfaction guarantee. We are licensed under NJ HIC #13VH13359900 and fully insured.
What the work includes
- Stone, brick, block and paver-clad steps
- Consistent riser and tread geometry
- Footings below frost depth
- Railing anchoring and landing integration
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Frequently asked questions
Can you resurface my existing steps instead of rebuilding?
If the structure underneath is sound, a stone or paver overlay is a good-value option. If the core has broken down, a rebuild is the only lasting fix.
How long do masonry steps take?
A typical front stoop runs two to four days including demolition, footing, build and cleanup.
Updated September 2026 · Reviewed by Edgar Lopez Gonzalez, owner · NJ HIC #13VH13359900