Driveway tear-out and repave
New York City & Long Island
Built on brick.
Set in concrete.
Driveways, sidewalks, pavers, pointing, and brick work for homeowners, business owners, and general contractors. Clear proposals, clean job sites, and work built to hold up to New York winters.
Free estimates · Written proposals · Brooklyn, Queens & Long Island
What We Do
Masonry & concrete, done right
We stick to the trades we know best, so every job gets an experienced hand. Choose a service to see exactly what’s included.
Asphalt Driveways
New driveways, repaving, resurfacing, crack repair, and sealcoating.
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Concrete Driveways
New pours, full replacements, section repairs, stamped concrete, and aprons.
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Concrete Sidewalks
Sidewalk repair and replacement, trip-hazard fixes, and violation work.
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Pavers
Paver driveways, patios, and walkways on a properly compacted base.
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Brick Pointing
Raking and repointing worn mortar joints to stop leaks and protect brick.
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Brick Laying & Repair
New brick walls, rebuilds, and repairs matched to your existing brick.
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Brick Steps & Stoops
Repairing or rebuilding cracked, loose, and crumbling front steps and stoops.
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Recent projects
Driveways, stoops, patios, and brick work from recent jobs across New York City and Long Island. Tap any photo to see it larger.
Before & After
The difference good work makes
Front stoop rebuild
Back steps rebuild
Why Metro
A contractor you can actually reach
The base comes first
Most driveway, paver, and step failures start underneath. We build the base properly, because that’s what decides how long the job lasts.
Written, itemized proposals
You’ll know exactly what’s included and what it costs before work starts. No vague one-line quotes.
You deal with the owners
The people who quote your job are the people who run it. One point of contact from the site visit to the final walk-through.
Honest recommendations
If a repair will do, we’ll tell you. If patching won’t last, we’ll explain why and give you options.
How We Work
Simple from first call to final walk-through
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Call or text
Send us a few photos and tell us what you need. We’ll get back to you quickly and set up a visit.
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Free site visit
We look at the job, measure, and figure out what’s causing the problem.
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Written proposal
A clear, itemized price with scope and timeline, and options when they make sense.
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The work and walk-through
We manage the crew, materials, and schedule, then walk the finished job with you.
For General Contractors
Need a masonry or concrete sub?
Won a private commercial job and need a reliable masonry or concrete subcontractor? Send us your drawings or scope. We turn proposals around quickly and show up when we say we will.
Subcontracting Details
Private commercial& residential work
Service Area
Serving the five boroughs & Long Island
Most of our work is in Brooklyn, Queens, and Nassau County. Don’t see your neighborhood? Call or text and ask.
- BrooklynCanarsie, Flatlands, Mill Basin, Bergen Beach, East Flatbush, Marine Park, Sheepshead Bay, Bay Ridge
- QueensJamaica, Forest Hills, Rego Park, Kew Gardens, Hollis, St. Albans, Queens Village, Howard Beach
- Long IslandNassau County towns including Valley Stream, Elmont, Franklin Square, Hempstead, Oceanside, and western Suffolk
- ManhattanTownhouses, storefronts, and small residential and commercial buildings
- The BronxOne- and two-family homes, multifamily buildings, and storefronts
- Staten IslandDriveways, front steps, walkways, and patios
From the Blog
Guides for homeowners
Got a Sidewalk Violation in NYC? What Homeowners Need to Know
A sidewalk violation notice can be stressful, but it’s a fixable problem. Here’s how responsibility, permits, and repairs work for NYC property owners.
Read the guideAsphalt vs. Concrete Driveways in New York: Which Is Right for You?
Both make great driveways. The right choice depends on your budget, how long you plan to stay, and how much maintenance you want to do.
Read the guide7 Signs Your Brick Needs Repointing (and Why You Shouldn’t Wait)
Worn mortar is the most common way water gets into a brick home. Here’s how to spot the warning signs before a small repair becomes a big one.
Read the guideFree Estimates
Tell us about your project
Fill out the form and we’ll call you to set up a free site visit. You’ll get a written, itemized proposal, with no pressure and no obligation.