I needed some of my basement windows bricked in using glass bricks, and started looking for someone…read moreto do the job in April. After dealing with people who scheduled estimates and never showed up, people who wanted to do estimates based on photos, etc., I found Asher Masonry in May. Knowledgeable, professional - gave great suggestions and got the job done on time. I have already recommended them to friends and will absolutely use them again!

Lenwood is fantastic. I started using him as my mason for my foundation repair and encapsulation…read morecompany. He is fantastic to work with and his rates are very competitive.

so far nice project finished, and mason was able to work around schedule and completed front porch…read morebrick/concrete repairs at the lowest quote hope to see it last since only other option was to demolish porch and start from scratch at over 6000

Won't respond to us anymore. Mailbox full. Texts..... no response. Quoted us $10,000. Charged…read moreus $14,000. Kept saying it was taking more concrete than he thought. Had a Crack in the concrete walkway. He fixed the Crack but SPRAY PAINTED it! See picture. He promised to come back in a year to reseal the walkways. Again. No response.

T and W block is on the eastern shore of VA in Onley. The were so nice and helpful. Would…read moredefinitely recommend them!

These ladies own a great business, and are great for the community! They will get my business…read moreevery time!

I have used Premier Custom Masonry for brick repairs, new brick signs, caulking, sealing and pavers…read moreand every project has been completed in a timely manner and professionally. I highly recommend this company.

Great concrete pool deck caulk work, as well as stone veneer work on our porch. Would recommend!read more

We had a $27k contract for JES to stabilize the foundation of our garage in Charlottesville and to…read moreaddress water that would seep into the basement during heavy rain events. The main work was done very well and professionally. The contract, however, also called for drilling a long hole into the end of a wall through multiple cinderblocks to drain the water intrusion that was getting specifically into the basement's stairwell wall. There was no other access point to the bottom cinderblocks of the stairway wall. It was a clever solution written into the contract, and the provision specifically stated that JES would bring a 36-48-inch masonry drill bit in order to drill a hole long enough to accomplish the goal. After the team completed the main work, we pointed out the need to finish the job by drilling this hole, but they did not have such a long bit with them. We then reached out many, many times over many months to get this hole drilled. Most often we were met with silence, but when we ultimately have gotten a response, the person would say, "Sorry, we will get that done." Twice, JES workers have actually shown up -- but without a long drill bit. They would then look at the situation and understand why the long drill bit was needed, say they would arrange for it to happen, and then radio silence. After we posted a longer version of the story as a review, apparently higher-up JES management people got involved and pretty quickly sent someone out with the right drill and bit to finish the contracted work. Presumably, some HR training has happened also and given that the job is now complete with the vast majority of it having been done well and in a timely manner -- I've now upwardly revised my rating.

The crew that worked under my house this morning lifting it up and they did a great job. The crew…read moreof Blake Kleinschmidt....Dylan Loving......Lewis Summers. They were very professional and did a great job. I recommend this crew and thank you so much for all you did Joyce Soens