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Walls, piers, foundations and repairs
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MASONRY · HUNTERDON COUNTY
Masonry contractor in Hunterdon County, NJ
Hunterdon County has historic towns like Flemington, Lambertville and Oldwick, and miles of stone walls. We repair and rebuild brick and stone masonry, walls, steps and stoops. In historic districts, local review comes first.
Services
Masonry services we offer
Stone veneer
Natural and manufactured stone on walls, columns and foundations
Steps and stoops
Brick, stone and concrete steps rebuilt or repaired
Repair and repointing
Cracked joints, loose brick, spalling and water damage
County Rules
Working on county roads in Hunterdon County
Masonry along a county road can fall under Hunterdon County Public Works permits.
Hunterdon County permit applicationsLocal Rules
Local rules that affect masonry work
- Flemington: the Historic Preservation Commission reviews alterations in the Historic District.Flemington HPC
- Lambertville: Historic District on the NJ and National Registers since 1983.Lambertville HPC
- Tewksbury: Oldwick Historic District.Oldwick Historic District
- Clinton Township: soil disturbance and grading permit for wall and site work.Clinton Township Zoning
Checked in October 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the town before work starts. General information, not legal advice.
Service Area
Towns we serve in Hunterdon County
FAQ
Common questions about masonry in Hunterdon County
Does masonry in Flemington or Lambertville need historic approval?+
In their historic districts, exterior work is reviewed by each town's Historic Preservation Commission. Check before you start.
Do you repair dry-stacked stone walls?+
Yes. We repair and rebuild stone walls and match existing stone as closely as available materials allow.
Do you give free estimates in Hunterdon County?+
Yes. Send us the details through our quote form or call (917) 532-5651. We review requests Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Planning masonry work in Hunterdon County?
Mehal Construction Corp. is registered with SAM.gov for federal contracting and with NJ Public Works for state government contracting.