
Masonry & stone
Retaining walls, stone and brick repair — built to stay put through the next twenty Texas summers.
Get a masonry estimate in Dallas →Thirty minutes down the tollway, and worth every one of them. Some of our favorite before-and-afters live in Dallas. Interior remodels, siding & paint, windows, roof repairs, chimneys and masonry — one crew, a written price that doesn't move, and neighbors who already vouch for us.
North and East Dallas is where the character homes are — 1950s and 60s ranches in Lake Highlands and around White Rock Lake, 1970s two-stories in Far North Dallas, and the brick-and-siding neighborhoods off 75. Sixty years in, these houses need the honest work: stone retaining walls rebuilt on real footings, chimneys re-crowned or rebuilt, fascia and soffit replaced, and the fireplaces and kitchens that make an older home feel new. We've rebuilt walls at White Rock Lake and remodeled fireplaces across North Dallas.
We work throughout Dallas — including Lake Highlands, White Rock Lake, Far North Dallas, Lakewood and Preston Hollow — and everywhere in between. If you're in 75214 or nearby, you're in our service area.

Retaining walls, stone and brick repair — built to stay put through the next twenty Texas summers.
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Chimney rebuilds, crowns and caps outside; stone, shiplap and custom mantels inside. Same crew, same standard.
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Kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces, built-ins and whole-room refreshes. Real design help, then a crew that shows up.
Get a interior remodeling estimate in Dallas →Every before-and-after is a Top Flight job in North Dallas.

BEFOREAFTERTaken down to the footing and rebuilt on steel posts.

BEFOREAFTERLedger stone, live-edge mantel, solid stone hearth.

BEFOREAFTERDeteriorated brick rebuilt from the roofline up.
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