Get matched with top interlocking pavers for patios, walks & steps installers in Fayetteville, NC

"Bobby responded promptly to my initial email and was easily reachable despite being a busy business owner. He explained the materials and process and was personally on site every day of the project. We had 400 square feet of patio to put in. He and his small team were finished, with all their equipment policed up, in less than 4 days; that included a short rain delay."

"Mr. Dominic Paige is as advertised! He and his team lived up to the company’s name, “Dependable.” His competitive prices, professionalism, work ethic, and willingness to clean up after himself are unquestionable. I don't have anyone doing my lawn. However, I already have him lined up for core aeration, top dressing, yard leveling, and seeding for my cool-season grass type. That says it all.🎤💧"

"Matt is very knowledgeable, personable, honest and works quickly. He will let you know what needs to be done and what that will cost upfront depending on the project and any additional costs if the project changes. 10/10 would recommend."

Masonry construction 35yrs expirence

With over 10 years of experience serving SE North Carolina, One Man and a Trowel is the solution for all your Masonry needs. We take great pride in our professionalism, timeliness and superior customer service. We strive to develop a lasting relationship so that the next time service is needed there will be no question on who to call. Satisfaction guaranteed! Call us today!

We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality, and customer service that we provide to meet the consumer's custom needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer in a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety, and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.

Veteran owned and operated company with plenty of experience creating an amazing outdoor living space for everyone!

"Our soil is all clay which has the highest risk of damaging a foundation as it alternates between wet and dry. Even a light rain would leave us a soggy yard for days as most of the roof drained to the lawn via downspouts or popups. Water would collect at the front of our house because the front yard and driveway sloped down to the house. The builder used flimsy corrugated plastic tubes for underground connections to pop ups on the lawn. (One of flimsy tubes was blocked with debris.) Drain Designs did an excellent job connecting new commercial grade 4 inch PVC pipes to all downspouts plus installed two surface drains to collect water at the house front. The three-team crew (Rob, Dalton and Jonny) were courteous, skilled and hard working. They hand dug trenches next to the foundation against our home, carefully removing any plants which they watered and set aside. The PVC pipes were placed and securely connected with screws. All of the roof’s rain was directed through the underground PVCs to the woods behind our house. Downspout cleanouts for flushing were placed. The plants were replanted so carefully that neighbors could not tell that the work had been done. In the following week we had two intense downpours during which the new system worked flawlessly. No water pooled at the front of the house or in our yard. We highly recommend Drain Designs. BTW, their guarantee is a lifetime…not my lifetime but the home’s because it’s a Transferable Lifetime Warranty."

"Manuel, Patrick and the rest of the crew were very professional & courteous. They actually started & completed the work before the original scheduled date, due to an opening. They did a great job, even cleaning the original pavers before reinstalling them. We would highly recommend Manuel to anyone who needs paver installation."

"This was a three day job. Day 1 - they edged the grass back from the driveway, power washed all surfaces to be coated, and caulked hairline cracks in the driveway. The surface of the driveway had deteriorated over 20 years to a rough, porous surface condition that was impossible to keep clean. Fortunately, there were no serious cracks in the concrete. Day 2 - they applied narrow tape over the caulked cracks and along the edge of the driveway and walkway to define the borders. They then applied the polymeric base coat by hand troweling the material in a rather uneven fashion to provide a textured surface. As they applied the base, they removed the tape and used a broom stick to scribe the other grout lines and form the flagstone pattern. This displayed a good bit of artistry, and only took about 2 hours in the morning. In the afternoon, they returned and ran a sander over the surface to reduce the roughness and give the final texture that was desired. Again, a good bit of artistry required. Once sanded, they blew the dust and loose particles off and they applied the colored grout to all the grout lines. One person applied the grout from a small plastic bottle with a nozzle cap, while another followed behind to spread and smooth the grout. That was all allowed to dry overnight. Day 3 - they returned in the morning to sponge paint the color to the surface. This was done by hand with large sponges dipped in a thin solution or coloring material. The color was applied first to the borders, then to the entire surface with various shades obtained by how much was applied. The borders received two coats to provide a deeper shade, while the flagstone area was shaded from light to medium. Again, a good bit of artistry involved. The color was allowed to dry for a few hours, and the crew returned in the afternoon to apply two coats of sealer, the second coat including an anti-slip compound. This finished the job. <br /> Instructions were not to walk on the surface for 24 hours, and not drive on it for 1 week. The surface is shiny but not slippery. Rain water beads up on the surface like on a newly waxed car. We are very pleased with the result, and have had many compliments from friends and neighbors. <br /> Nov. 2013 update. We had our three car garage floor coated with no design similar to the front stoop. It has now been ten months and everything still looks like new. The surface is easy to clean and is a big improvement over the bare concrete we started with. One downside to be noted: As mentioned above, water beads on the surface so that even a heavy dew results in a wet driveway, and freezing temperatures can produce an invisible sheet of ice that is very treacherous to walk on. Driving over the ice has not been a problem. Bare concrete tends to absorb small amounts of moisture and not have this problem. <br /> <br /> <br />"