New York · Construction & contracting

A legacy
built to last.

Good construction starts with people who know their craft. Concrete, masonry, and contracting—grounded in generations of hands-on experience.

Rooted in experience.Committed to the details.
Carved stone detailing and tall windows on New York brownstone facades
The character of New York.Built one detail at a time.
Concrete & masonryGeneral contractingCustom buildsSite development

01 / Our capabilities

From the groundwork
to the finishing detail.

Whether you need a focused masonry scope or coordinated construction from the ground up, the work starts with understanding your plans.

01Concrete & masonryStrength in every detail

The foundation of our craft. Concrete and masonry work with attention to the substrate, materials, alignment, and finish—because what sits beneath the surface matters just as much as what you see.

  • Concrete construction
  • Brick, block & stonework
  • Structural coordination
Discuss your scope
02General contractingOne coordinated effort

A construction project brings together people, materials, and moving deadlines. We coordinate the sequence of work, communicate progress, and keep the agreed scope at the center of the job.

  • Project planning & coordination
  • Trade scheduling
  • Construction through closeout
Discuss your scope
03Custom buildsYour vision, carefully built

Distinctive plans deserve careful execution. We work from the design intent, coordinating with architects and trades to bring the structure, materials, and details together.

  • Architectural coordination
  • Detail-focused construction
  • Material & finish planning
Discuss your scope
04Site developmentA sound place to start

Before construction comes preparation. We help establish the groundwork, understand site conditions, and coordinate the early work that sets the rest of the project up for success.

  • Site preparation
  • Groundwork coordination
  • Construction sequencing
Discuss your scope
New York brownstone stoops, masonry facades, and iron railings along a tree-lined street
New York architecture · A tradition of enduring craft

02 / Our legacy

A family foundation.
A New York standard.

Our foundation is rooted in generational knowledge. The kind of experience earned on site, passed down through practice, and brought to every new project.

For Metropolitan Mason, craftsmanship is a daily responsibility: understand the work, respect the details, and take pride in what remains long after the crew has left.

Our reputation is built
into the work.
The way we work

03 / Our approach

Clear expectations.
Careful execution.

A shared understanding of scope, timing, and responsibilities gives every project a stronger start.

01 / Understand

Start with the right questions.

Tell us about the site, the scope, and what matters most. We review the information and identify what we need to assess the work.

02 / Plan

Make the path clear.

Define the proposed scope, discuss pricing and sequencing, and establish expectations before work begins.

03 / Build

Stay close to the details.

Coordinate the work, communicate progress, and address changes as they arise—through construction and closeout.

Before we begin

A few good
questions.

What should I include in my inquiry?

Start with the project location, a short description of the work, and your preferred timing. If you have drawings, photos, or a scope of work, mention those too.

Can I reach out before my plans are complete?

Yes. Tell us what you know and where you are in the process. Early details help establish the right questions and what information is still needed.

Do you work with architects and other trades?

Coordination is part of the work. Include your project team and any existing plans in your inquiry so we can understand how our scope fits into the larger project.

Where do you work?

We are based in New York. Include your project’s town or borough so we can confirm the location, scope, and scheduling fit.

04 / Start a conversation

What are
you building?

A new beginning, a stronger foundation, or the next chapter for an existing space. Tell us about it.

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