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Moore Masonry Inc.

MD

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Masonry contractor

in residences and commercial buildings throughout central Virginia. Moore Masonry works with brickstone and other hard materials of all varieties and shapeschimneysfireplacespatios and hardscape landscaping which adds to your homes beauty and value. We build it newor make what’s old look even better. Either wayyour investment is preserved and solid as a brick. Read More 2 Masonry Renovationsadding character to a house exterior with an attractive stone façadeor creating a memorable first impression with stone retaining wallsMoore Masonry fashions stone to add style and value to any structure. Read More 4 Patios Builtyour patio gets a lot of work. Sorepairs and restores patios of all types and sizes. We do brickT.C. Cooper Construction We have worked with Kennard and his team at Moore Masonry for yearsand highly recommend them. They are professionalefficient and perform high quality work.... Terry Herndonreliableand always go that... Dave Sugermanbig and smallPatios &#038Steps Brick And Stone Structures Chimneys &#038

8211; We Do the Hard Stuff Stone, brick, hardscape. Sidewalks, patios, stone and brick walls, chimneys, fireplaces, hardscapes, stone work. New construction. Repairs, cleaning and preservation. Moore Masonry does all the hard work. Family owned and operated, fully insured and licensed, Moore Masonry quality craftsmanship and construction is on display in residences and commercial buildings throughout central Virginia. Moore Masonry works with brick, stone and other hard materials of all varietie

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