HJ's Stone Artistry & Restoration LLC is a premier masonry company located in Yorktown Heights, New York. With over 40 years of hands-on experience, the company specializes in a comprehensive range of services including stone construction, repair, restoration, and cleaning. Founded by Hank Johnson, who passionately preserves the artistry and craftsmanship of masonry, HJ's Stone Artistry is committed to enhancing the beauty and value of homes and commercial properties throughout Westchester County, Dutchess County, and Western Connecticut.
The company offers expertise in constructing and restoring various stone structures such as walls, fireplaces, patios, and water features. They pride themselves on delivering high-quality workmanship, tailored solutions, and personal attention to every project. Each project reflects a deep respect for aesthetics and the enduring quality of stonework, ensuring that every restoration not only meets but exceeds client expectations.
HJ's Stone Artistry operates on a philosophy that emphasizes the narrative embedded in every stone, treating each project as a unique opportunity to create beautiful and lasting elements that complement the surrounding landscape. Their dedication is further highlighted by their use of the finest materials and advanced techniques, reinforcing the longevity and durability of their stonework.
In addition to stone construction and restoration, the company also provides specialized services such as waterproofing, custom outdoor living spaces, and thorough stone cleaning. This wide array of services makes HJ's Stone Artistry a trusted partner for both residential and commercial clients looking to elevate their properties.
HJ's Stone Artistry has built a solid reputation over the years, characterized by excellence in masonry and a commitment to customer satisfaction. By choosing HJ's, clients can expect a meticulous approach to craftsmanship, ensuring that each project not only enhances property value but also enriches the aesthetic appeal of their environments.
