C and C Stoneworks

Masonry Concrete

Greenville, NC

C and C Stoneworks is a licensed, insured Greenville contractor offering natural and engineered stone fabrication, installation, and full kitchen and bathroom remodeling.

  • Granite, marble, or quartz countertop projects
  • Kitchen remodels requiring countertops, sinks, backsplashes, cabinets, plumbing, or electrical work
  • Bathroom remodeling with stone surfaces

Concor, Inc.

Masonry Concrete

Greenville, NC

Concor, Inc. provides concrete construction and demolition services.

  • concrete construction projects
  • demolition projects

Superior Concrete Of Nc Inc.

Masonry Concrete

Winterville, NC

Superior Concrete of NC, Inc. handles commercial and industrial concrete, including mobile crushing and recycling, and has operated since 2006.

  • commercial concrete construction
  • industrial concrete construction
  • education and healthcare construction projects

Masonry Concrete in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does masonry or concrete work cost in Pitt County?

Pricing depends on the project's size, materials, access, demolition, reinforcement, and finishing requirements. Request a written estimate that separates labor, materials, site preparation, disposal, and any permit-related costs.

What should I look for in a masonry or concrete contractor?

Check that the contractor handles your specific scope, carries insurance, and provides a written plan for preparation, drainage, reinforcement, finishing, cleanup, and scheduling. For remodeling, confirm who handles related plumbing, electrical, cabinets, or tile work.

How long does a concrete or masonry project usually take?

Small repairs or installations may take a day or several days, while commercial pours, demolition, remodeling, and curing can take substantially longer. Weather, inspections, material availability, and concrete curing requirements can affect the schedule.

Do concrete or masonry projects in Pitt County require permits?

Permit requirements vary by project and by the local jurisdiction, especially for structural work, additions, retaining walls, and changes to plumbing or electrical systems. Confirm requirements with the applicable city or county building department before work begins.