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Long Island Masonry & Paving

Masonry & Paving

Driveways, walkways, patios, stoops and retaining walls built to survive Long Island winters.

Overview

Masonry & Paving done right, the first time

Paver driveways, bluestone walkways, brick stoops, natural-stone veneers and segmental retaining walls — all engineered to hold up through Long Island winters. ORA Construction installs over compacted, properly drained base courses (not the 2-inch shortcut that fails by year three), with polymeric sand and ICPI/NCMA installation standards.

What's included

  • Cambridge, Techo-Bloc and Unilock paver driveways
  • Bluestone, brownstone and granite stoops and walkways
  • Stone veneer on front entries, columns and chimneys
  • Segmental and poured retaining walls with engineered drainage
  • Belgian-block curbing and apron details

Our process

1. Layout & Drainage

We assess pitch, runoff and existing utilities before excavating.

2. Base Prep

Excavation to 10–14 inches, geo-fabric, compacted RCA in 2-inch lifts.

3. Install

Pavers or stone laid to pattern, edge restraints, polymeric sand, plate-compacted and washed.

Cambridge, Techo-Bloc and Unilock paver driveways is one of the most common reasons Long Island homeowners call us — and the area where shortcuts cost the most over a decade.— ORA Construction project lead
Recent Masonry & Paving Projects

Masonry & Paving project photos

Real work completed by ORA Construction across Long Island — no stock photography.

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What Long Island homeowners say

Answers

Masonry & Paving — FAQs

How long does a paver driveway last on Long Island?+

Properly installed paver driveways routinely last 25–30+ years on Long Island, with individual pavers replaceable for the life of the install.

Do you install poured concrete or asphalt as well?+

Yes. We'll recommend the right material for your home's curb appeal, drainage and budget.

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