Masonry Concrete in Catawba, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Bumgarner Asphalt Sealing

Masonry Concrete

Claremont, NC

Bumgarner Asphalt Sealing provides asphalt sealing and has served the Catawba Valley since 1999.

  • asphalt sealing in the Catawba Valley

Stucco Stone Construction

Masonry Concrete

Newton, NC

Stucco Stone Construction is identified in Newton, NC and specifies stucco and stone construction work in its business name.

  • stucco construction
  • stone construction in Newton, NC

Stone Bond Construction Co Inc

Masonry Concrete

Hickory, NC

Stone Bond Construction has provided epoxy stone, vinyl chip flooring, and stamped concrete in Hickory and western North Carolina since 1983.

  • resurfacing cracked or sunken concrete with epoxy stone
  • driveways, patios, porches, walkways, and pool decks
  • garage, basement, bathroom, and commercial vinyl chip floors

Kerr's Concrete Inc

Masonry Concrete

Hickory, NC

Kerr's Concrete supplies ready-mixed concrete, sand, and gravel through five plants across western North Carolina.

  • Ready-mixed concrete for large or small construction jobs
  • Concrete supply for bridge and water-tower projects
  • Sand and gravel needs in Hickory, Maiden, Lenoir, or Morganton

All Star Paving

Masonry Concrete

Hickory, NC

All Star Paving has served Metro Richmond residential driveways since 1985, with Class A licensing and owner-supervised machine-laid asphalt work.

  • new residential asphalt driveways
  • grading and paving existing gravel driveways
  • resurfacing worn asphalt driveways

All work is done in a timely manner

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FAQ

How do masonry and concrete contractors price a project?

Pricing usually depends on the project size, materials, site preparation, access, demolition, drainage, and finish. Request an itemized written estimate that separates labor, materials, excavation, and disposal.

What should I ask before hiring a concrete or masonry contractor?

Ask which materials and finishes will be used, how the base will be prepared, whether drainage is included, what warranty applies to cracking or settlement, and whether the contractor is insured.

How long does a concrete project usually take?

The schedule depends on excavation, weather, material availability, and curing requirements. Ready-mix delivery should be coordinated for the planned pour, while finished concrete generally needs additional curing time before heavy use.

Do I need a permit for concrete, masonry, or driveway work in Catawba County?

Permit requirements vary by the municipality and the work, especially for structural walls, additions, drainage changes, and work near roads or property lines. Check with Catawba County or the applicable city before starting.