Paving and masonry in Mercer County
Piedmont meeting the Inner Coastal Plain. County seat Trenton.
Working in Mercer County
Mercer County runs from Trenton up through Princeton and the Hopewell valley, and the housing varies as much as the ground does. Princeton and Hopewell in particular have older properties where matching existing brick and stone matters more than the newest paver catalogue.
Historic districts come with expectations, and sometimes with rules. Where a property sits in one, material choice stops being purely aesthetic. We will check what applies to your address before anything is ordered.
What we are called for most in Mercer County
Towns we cover in Mercer County
Princeton, Hamilton, Ewing, Lawrence, West Windsor, Hopewell, Pennington, and the rest of the county.
Questions we get asked here
Do historic district rules affect what you can build?
They can. Parts of Princeton and Hopewell have expectations and sometimes actual restrictions on material. We check what applies to your address before anything is ordered.
Do you travel to Mercer County?
Yes, though it is one of our longer runs. Larger masonry and paving projects are what usually bring us down.
Around Mercer County
We reach Mercer County regularly, and it neighbors several other counties we cover: Essex County, Morris County, Bergen County, Passaic County. The full list of where we work is on the service areas page, and the short version is that we cover the whole state with the north and center getting the most of our time.
If you already know what you need, the service pages go into the detail: paving and driveways, masonry and hardscape, or what actually drives the price if you are comparing quotes from several contractors.
Estimates in Mercer County
Estimates are free and done in person. We come out to Mercer County regularly. Send the address and a photo and we will arrange a time.
Got a job in Mercer County?
Call (973) 489-3642 and we will tell you what it actually needs.