Concrete & Masonry Contractors: Bucks County, PA 2026

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Bucks County homeowners hiring concrete and masonry work in 2026 have a deep bench, led by Munz Construction in Holland, Disciple Masonry in Chalfont and Q&E Keystone Masonry in Souderton. Below are 10 real, operating companies ordered by Google rating and review volume, plus what patios, repointing and driveways typically cost here and which Pennsylvania rules apply.

We cover this topic in more depth in 10 Concrete & Masonry Contractors in Philadelphia 2026.

For a closer look at this topic, see our guide: Top 10 HVAC Contractors in Lehigh County, PA (2026).

How We Built This List

We ranked these 10 masonry companies using public Google ratings and review counts, then described each one from its own site. Directory pages list companies with phone numbers, websites and map pins next to home values and an area profitability score, and none of that tells you whether a crew pours a flat slab.

We did not test these contractors on a job site, and a rating is not a workmanship guarantee. Read a few recent reviews yourself before you call, and compare at least three bids.

What to Look For When Hiring a Concrete or Masonry Contractor

Check registration, insurance, licensing and the scope of the written contract before anything else. Concrete is unforgiving: once it cures, fixing a bad pour usually means demolition.

• PA Attorney General registration: most contractors doing more than $5,000 of home improvement work a year must be registered, and the number belongs on the contract.
• Current insurance: ask for a certificate showing general liability and workers’ compensation in force today, not last season.
• Base prep spelled out: the bid should name the sub-base depth, the compaction method, the mix strength (3,500 to 4,000 PSI is common for driveways) and the reinforcement.
• Control joints and drainage: joints cut within 6 to 18 hours and slope away from the house prevent most cracking and basement seepage complaints.
• Mortar matching on older homes: stone farmhouses around Buckingham, Solebury and New Hope need soft lime-based mortar, since hard Portland mixes crack the stone face.
• Photos of local work: ask for addresses in your township, then drive by a job that is three or four winters old.

1. Munz Construction

Munz Construction holds a 4.9★ rating across 494 reviews at 201 Buck Rd, Holland, PA 18966. It’s a design-build general contractor working in Bucks County since 1985, handling kitchens, baths, additions and the foundation, footing and hardscape work those projects require. Because designers and tradespeople sit under one roof, structural masonry gets coordinated with framing instead of being bid out separately after the fact.

Standout strength: more than 40 years of local remodeling history and the deepest review history on this list.

Best for: homeowners whose concrete or masonry work is part of a larger addition or remodel.

2. Disciple Masonry

Disciple Masonry carries a 4.9★ rating from 285 reviews and works out of 31 Oak Ave Ste 500, Chalfont, PA 18914. The crew focuses on masonry restoration, preservation and repair across Greater Philadelphia, including chimney work, foundation repair and hand-laid fieldstone. Repointing and rebuilds on older stone and brick homes are clearly their center of gravity, and they quote free.

Standout strength: restoration-first approach on historic brick, stone and chimney structures.

Best for: century-old houses in Doylestown, Carversville or Point Pleasant with failing mortar joints.

3. Q&E Keystone Masonry

Q&E Keystone Masonry holds a perfect 5★ rating across 233 reviews at 121 N Main St Ste 301, Souderton, PA 18964. Founded by Ethan Deimeyer and Quentin Ramsay, the company serves Bucks and Montgomery counties with stamped concrete, stone veneer, stucco, chimney repair, custom brick and historic restoration. That spread means one crew can pour a patio and veneer the adjoining chimney on the same visit.

Standout strength: an unbroken 5-star record across both decorative concrete and traditional masonry.

Best for: homeowners in Perkasie, Chalfont or Hilltown who want concrete and stonework from one contractor.

4. C&M Concrete & Masonry

C&M Concrete & Masonry rates 5★ from 108 reviews and is based at 1352 Jefferson St, Hellertown, PA 18055. The company covers residential and commercial work in Bucks, Montgomery, Lehigh and Northampton counties with 15+ years of experience behind it. Their portfolio runs to stamped concrete pool decks, bluestone patios with brick borders, fieldstone wall repointing and chimney stone veneer, and financing is available through Acorn Finance.

Standout strength: free estimates paired with a financing option for larger pours.

Best for: upper Bucks homeowners near Quakertown, Springtown and Riegelsville budgeting a big outdoor project.

5. Carpino Contractors, Inc.

Carpino Contractors, Inc. is a masonry contractor at 21 Wheatsheaf Rd, Ivyland, PA 18974, rated 4.4★ across 121 reviews. The Ivyland location puts them minutes from Warminster, Warrington, Richboro and Southampton, which matters on multi-day jobs where crews return each morning. With more than 100 reviews logged, there’s enough public feedback to read through before you commit.

Standout strength: an established central Bucks address with a long review record.

Best for: Warminster and Richboro homeowners who want a nearby masonry crew.

6. Matt Burns Construction

Matt Burns Construction holds 4.9★ from 58 reviews at 62 Gravel Pike, Collegeville, PA 19426. Operating since 2008, the company combines masonry, concrete, general contracting and landscape design, describing its work as artisan craftsmanship with a modern touch. That mix suits projects where a patio, wall and planting plan are drawn together rather than piecemeal.

Standout strength: design input on hardscape layouts, not just installation.

Best for: larger backyard builds in western Bucks and the Montgomery County line.

7. Dreamcrete Concrete and Masonry

Dreamcrete Concrete and Masonry rates 4.8★ across 55 reviews from 1350 Mallard Cir, Warminster, PA 18974. The crew specializes in stamped and decorative concrete for Bucks and Montgomery county homeowners, covering patios, walkways, driveways, steps and retaining walls. Being a smaller local outfit, the owner is typically on site, which tends to keep stamping patterns and color release consistent.

Standout strength: decorative and stamped finishes as the core specialty.

Best for: patios and walkways in Warminster, Ivyland and Jamison.

8. JLM Masonry & Waterproofing

JLM Masonry & Waterproofing holds a 4.9★ rating from 42 reviews at 2820 Old Lincoln Hwy #4, Trevose, PA 19053. Pairing masonry with waterproofing is useful in lower Bucks, where high water tables around Bristol, Croydon and Levittown push moisture through block walls. A contractor who handles both can repoint a foundation and treat the water problem in one scope.

Standout strength: masonry repair and waterproofing handled by the same company.

Best for: damp basements and deteriorating block walls in Feasterville-Trevose and Bensalem.

9. Jr’s Concrete & Masonry

Jr’s Concrete & Masonry is a concrete and foundation contractor at 268 Appletree Dr, Levittown, PA 19055, rated 4.4★ across 59 reviews. Levittown’s postwar slab-on-grade houses generate steady demand for slab repair, replacement walks and new steps, and a local crew knows those floor plans well. Request the written scope in detail, since foundation work varies widely between bids.

Standout strength: foundation and flatwork experience in lower Bucks neighborhoods.

Best for: Levittown, Fairless Hills and Bristol slab and sidewalk work.

10. Cornerstone Concrete

Cornerstone Concrete rates 4.9★ from 33 reviews at 1355 Chinquapin Rd, Southampton, PA 18966, listed as both a concrete and a sunroom contractor. That combination is practical, since a sunroom or three-season room needs a properly footed and insulated slab before framing starts. The review count is smaller than others here, so ask to see two or three recent jobs.

Standout strength: slabs and footings poured with an enclosure already in mind.

Best for: Southampton and Holland homeowners adding a sunroom, porch or garage pad.

What Concrete and Masonry Work Typically Costs in Bucks County

Most Bucks County homeowners pay roughly $10 to $18 per square foot for a standard poured patio and $16 to $30 per square foot for stamped or decorative finishes. Prices move with access, demolition, sub-base depth and how far the truck has to reach.

• Driveway replacement: commonly $7,000 to $16,000 for a two-car drive, including tear-out and haul-away.
• Chimney repointing: typically $1,200 to $3,500 above the roofline, more with staging on a steep slate roof.
• Full chimney rebuild: often $4,000 to $10,000 depending on height and brick match.
• Front steps in brick or stone: usually $2,000 to $6,000 for a rebuild with new footings.
• Segmental retaining wall: frequently $40 to $90 per face foot, higher where engineering or drainage stone is required.

Get the mix strength, thickness and joint spacing written into each quote so you’re comparing like with like.

Pennsylvania Rules That Apply to Your Project

Under the Pennsylvania Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act, contractors must register with the Attorney General’s office and give you a written contract for any job over $500. The registration number should appear on the contract, estimates and advertising.

Permits come from your municipality or its appointed inspection agency under the Uniform Construction Code, so Doylestown Township, Newtown Township and Bensalem each run their own process. Pennsylvania does not issue a statewide license for plumbing, HVAC or electrical work, though municipalities may license those trades locally, and any HVAC technician handling refrigerant must hold EPA Section 608 certification. Rules change, so confirm current requirements with the agency and your municipality before signing.

How Wolfpack Home Services Matches You With a Crew

Wolfpack Home Services is free for homeowners, and you choose how many contractors may contact you: 1 to 4, and your details are never released to more. A person on our team checks every contractor’s registration, insurance and license before they see a single job, and they’re out the day a document lapses.

We cover 40 trades across Pennsylvania, with more states on the way, so the same request works for fencing, pool building, deck construction or insulation. Passing the pack test is not a guarantee of workmanship, and if we can’t match your request, we say so and your details aren’t shared.

Frequently Asked Questions

When Is the Best Time to Pour Concrete in Bucks County?

April through October is the practical window, since most mixes need ground and air temperatures to stay above 40°F for several days. Crews do pour in colder months using blankets, heated water and accelerators, which usually adds cost. Summer pours get scheduled early to avoid flash-setting in direct sun.