J&D Fayetteville Concrete and MasonryJ&D Fayetteville Concrete and Masonry

Established Masonry Contractor in Fayetteville NC - Repairs That Match Your Brick

J&D Fayetteville Concrete and Masonry repairs worn mortar joints, cracked brick walls and leaky chimneys in Fayetteville and nearby cities like Hope Mills. We also build retaining walls and walkways for yards that wash out in a hard rain.

A stone-walled patio with a raised circular fire pit and a covered hot tub, set against a rural mountain view.
  • Fully licensed and insured.

  • Free on-site estimates.

  • We respond within 1 business day.

Our approach to every masonry job, start to finish

A lot of the houses we work on have older brick, and that brick is often softer than what's sold today. New mortar has to suit it, so on brick repair and tuckpointing jobs I look at the old joints, their color and how hard they are, and we mix to match before a trowel touches the wall.

New work gets the same patience. A retaining wall, a walk or a paver driveway is only as good as what's under it, so we dig out, pack the base in layers and set the footing before any block or brick goes down. Rushing that part is usually how a wall ends up leaning a few years later.

Brick and stone are meant to last a long time, so I'd rather slow down and explain a choice than rush past it. That goes for a single cracked brick as much as a full chimney repair. If you'd like to know who you'd be letting into your yard, there's more about us and how we got started.

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Masonry contractor services in Fayetteville, NC

J&D Fayetteville Concrete and Masonry is a masonry contractor in Fayetteville, NC, with 16 services covering repairs to brick, block and stone and new walls, walks and driveways. On a repair, the price mostly comes down to how much of the work is really failing, how hard it is to reach, like a tall chimney, and how closely new brick and mortar have to match the old. On a new build, the size, the material and how much digging the ground needs move it most. The schedule turns on the weather, since fresh mortar shouldn't freeze or bake while it sets, and on any permit and inspections. I'll give you a figure for your own job at the free on-site estimate.

  • Paved garden patio with black metal chairs and a table, surrounded by lush plants and a gray fence.

    Cracks in your foundation, or a corner that's settling? We find what's moving it, like water pooling by the wall or soft ground, before we repair the masonry.

  • Brick steps lead to a dark blue front door on a shingled house, framed by white-trimmed windows and flowering hydrangeas.

    A leaky chimney usually comes down to a cracked crown, the cap on top, or worn joints and loose brick. We repair the part letting water in.

  • An overhead view of a curved driveway paved with tan and brown blocks around a landscaped island with palm trees.

    Tuckpointing means grinding out worn mortar joints and packing in fresh mortar mixed to suit your older brick. It's for walls where the joints are crumbling or sandy.

  • A brick-paved outdoor patio with a circular fire pit, curved seating, and a masonry outdoor kitchen against a brick wall.

    Cracked, flaking or loose brick? We cut out just the damaged ones and lay in replacements chosen to match your wall, leaving the sound brick around them alone.

  • A broad gray paver patio in front of a dark-sided house, with stone steps, a fire pit, and a black lamp.

    We build paver driveways on a dug-out, packed gravel base. If a section sinks later, those pavers can be lifted and reset without redoing the rest.

  • Gray block retaining walls terrace a gravel yard, with steps rising along the right side toward a planted slope.

    Retaining walls for sloped yards and terraced beds go up with gravel and drainage behind them, so water drains out instead of pushing on the wall.

  • A broad gray paver walkway runs beside a swimming pool and deck, with outdoor seating, garden lights, and shrubs.

    Restoration brings tired brick or stone back into shape with cleaning, fresh joints and repairs, using mortar and brick that suit the age of the house.

  • A paved area of gray and brown rectangular blocks with a contrasting brick border, bordered by grass and a concrete walkway.

    Adding a fireplace? We build it in brick or stone, from the firebox where the fire burns to the hearth and surround that frame it.

  • House exterior with multicolored stone veneer along the lower walls, landscaped beds, and a curved concrete walkway.

    Stone veneer is thin real or manufactured stone set over an existing wall. We install it on house fronts, porch columns and fireplaces for the look of stone.

  • A curved concrete walkway runs through a terraced backyard with stone retaining walls, planted beds, a picnic table, and a child’s ride-on car.

    For garden walls, privacy walls and outbuildings, we lay concrete block on a solid footing and add steel and grout in the hollow cores where it's needed.

  • Stepped gray concrete block retaining walls with central stairs border the front of a house.

    Building an addition, garage or crawl space? We lay the block foundation walls on the footing, square and level, so the framing on top starts out true.

  • Aerial view of a landscaped patio with light pavers, a stone outdoor fireplace, dining tables, and a house with white balconies.

    We build the masonry for outdoor kitchens: the block base, the brick or stone facing and the counter supports for a grill, sink and prep space on your patio.

  • Stone walkway with broad steps and raised planters leads through a landscaped patio beside a pool at sunset.

    Brick, paver and stone walkways go down over a packed base, sloped just enough that rain runs off, from the driveway to your door or out back.

  • A large two-story home has light brick walls, stone porch arches, and landscaped gardens.

    New brick walls for a garden, patio edge or property line start with a proper footing, then we lay the brick and pattern you picked.

  • A tan stone outdoor kitchen with built-in grills, cabinets, and a sink on a paved patio beneath leafy trees.

    What counts as stone masonry? Walls, steps, columns and accents built from natural stone, each piece shaped and fitted by hand and set in mortar.

  • A curved path of gray pavers borders a neatly mown lawn and a bed of reddish mulch with evergreen shrubs.

    When joints are just starting to shrink back or crack, pointing rakes them out and refills them with fresh mortar before rain works into the wall.

Why homeowners hire J&D for brick and stone

These are the habits behind every job we do, from one cracked brick to a new wall. Most of them I picked up working under an experienced mason before I started this business.

  • I look at every job myself

    I come out for every estimate, and I'm on site with our crew while we build, so the wall, walk or repair we talked through in your yard is the one you get.

  • Questions answered, as often as you ask

    Ask why we're tinting the mortar or cutting out one brick and not the next, and ask again tomorrow if you like. We'll explain what we're doing and why, in plain words.

  • The cause gets fixed first

    If a downspout is dumping water against the house or the ground under a wall is soft, we sort that out before the masonry, so the same problem doesn't undo the repair.

  • Good brick stays where it is

    We repair the part that's failing and leave sound work alone, so you aren't paying to redo good brick. Call (910) 302-3425 or send us a message to set up a visit.

Our process from first call to cleanup

Here's what happens once you reach out, so you know who you'll talk to, who comes to the house and what we take care of along the way.

  1. Call or message us

    Call (910) 302-3425 or fill out the form with what you're seeing and where the house is. A crack, a leak or a new wall you'd like built, a sentence or two is plenty. We reply within one business day to set up a time to come out.

  2. Look at it together

    I come out myself, and we look at the wall, the chimney or the spot in the yard together. I'll answer whatever you want to ask and give you a free estimate. There's no obligation to book, so you can think it over before you decide anything.

  3. We handle the permit and build

    If you go ahead and the job needs a permit, we take care of it with the city or county office. Fayetteville only accepts a permit application signed by a licensed contractor or their employee, so we sign it as your contractor. If it's unclear whether one's needed, we ask that office first.

  4. Finished and cleaned up

    I'm on site with our crew until the work is done and the site is cleaned up, mortar scraps and all. Fresh mortar keeps setting after we leave, so I'll tell you what to keep off it for a while. Satisfaction guaranteed on every job.

How we help you decide on the work

When I look at a job, I'm checking how much of the masonry is really failing, what's causing it and what the house is built from. Then I lay out the choices plainly, like patching a few joints now or redoing the joints across the whole wall, or brick versus pavers for a new walk, and what each one means for the work.

On bigger projects, it helps to know that North Carolina's licensing board for general contractors says a general contractor must be licensed once a project's total cost reaches $40,000. You can hold that up against the size of the job you're planning when you compare contractors.

  • A clear look at what's causing the damage, not just the symptom

  • Your repair options laid out, from a small fix to a rebuild

  • Mortar and brick choices that suit the age of your house

  • A check with the city or county if a permit's unclear

  • Straight answers to every question, whether you ask once or three times

J&D Fayetteville Concrete and Masonry, started in 2023

J&D Fayetteville Concrete and Masonry is a masonry contractor based in Fayetteville, NC. I started it in 2023 after leaving an office job and learning the trade under an experienced mason. We're fully licensed and insured. We offer 16 services and have pages for 9 cities on this site, and we work in other cities nearby too.

More about us

A look at brick, block and stone work of the kinds we take on, from fresh mortar joints and repaired chimneys to new walls, walks and paver driveways.

Cities we serve around Fayetteville

J&D Fayetteville Concrete and Masonry is based in Fayetteville, NC, and works in the cities around it, including Hope Mills and Spring Lake. The 9 cities below each have their own page, and we work in other cities nearby too.

Tell us about the masonry job you have in mind

Send what you're seeing and the address, and we'll reply within one business day to set up a visit. I'll come out and give you a free estimate on site, with no obligation to book.

(910) 302-3425

HoursMon–Fri: 8 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun: 6 AM–9 PM

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