Napoliello Masonry

04/16/2026

Spring has sprung and we are back at it! Stay tuned as we upload our new projects for the year!

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

Our trucks are cleaned, serviced, and ready for the 2026 season! We are currently booking into August 2026. Call us today for all your concrete, excavation, and masonry needs!

02/06/2026

It's been cold but we have been working inside through most of the winter! As long as you have an enclosure we can heat it as necessary to get your inside concrete project completed before the weather breaks! We are currently booking into August but we still have some availability for inside work before the sun starts shining again! Call us today for your inside concrete, excavation, and masonry needs!

12/04/2025

What do we do when it gets cold out!?!? There are plenty of inside projects to keep us busy in the cold months. Call us today for your inside concrete floor and masonry needs. Not to mention we can cut inside without any dust or water using our Hilti system.

12/03/2025

As we get into the cold weather season many plumbers lean on us for accessing underground utilities. In this case we were able to saw cut a floor, demo, and excavate to expose a sewer main. The plumber added a full bathroom where there was nothing! It's so easy even a child could do it!! Call us today for any inside concrete work!

10/11/2025

New section of concrete garage floor for a mechanic shop

10/10/2025

Here is an in-depth video from yesterday's post! If you have the patience to watch a two minute video it is very interesting to understand what goes into waterproofing an old foundation. At Napoliello Masonry we want our customers educated so that they fully understand what we are doing and why. Full transparency is what we pride ourselves on!

10/09/2025

Here is a unique project! If you're having water problems the only real way to solve the issue is to completely waterproof your old foundation from the outside. In this case, upon excavation it was determined that the footings for the basement entrance and the chimney were not nearly deep enough. We started with a oversized concrete footing with a ton of rebar in! Next we formed and poured new concrete walls around the entire foundation areas. After we completed our project waterproofing was sprayed over everything and then a stone French drain assembly was installed!