Tim Delfino is very conscientious in his work. He is constantly asking for feedback throughout the…read morejob. He really did a great job on our front porch and steps. Nothing had been done since it was built 25 years ago. He kept the dust to a minimum and cleaned up after each day. I would highly recommend Tim for your brick work.

Tim did a fantastic job installing our front steps. I wouldn't use anyone else for brickwork…read more He's honest, hardworking and makes sure the customer is happy along the way. Thanks for the great looking steps Tim!

I needed 3/4 of my driveway to be removed and replaced. Raffaele and team did an excellent job in…read morea professional, cost effective and timely manner. I'm well pleased with the job done and have gotten lots of compliments on the finished product. Salerno Custom Concrete & Masonry will now be my go-to business for all things masonry. I particularly love that Raffaele communicates with you every step of the way--from the time he will be arriving to the minute details of the work that he will be performing. You'll be hard pressed to find a company more professional, cordial, engaging, and responsible than Salerno. I recommend them sans any reservations.

Salerno custom concrete does a great job -- 5 stars. They have done 2 major projects for us over…read morethe past few years and their work is top notch. I would definitely recommend them.

I am over the moon for Over the Top Concrete. Sorry, this post will be long, but some history is…read moreimportant. For over a year and a half we have been trying to get someone in here to repair: 1) an area of cracked and sinking concrete next to our pool; and 2) a bad patch job around the pool skimmer done when they repaired a leak (but charged a ridiculously small amount, so I had no room to complain). We talked to GCs who would only work if the job was $20K+. We talked to pool companies who were afraid of the screen enclosure (that we offered to remove). We talked to countless concrete companies that were either afraid of the pool or the enclosure. As I told my husband once, you would think we are trying to reinvent the wheel. We CANNOT in the history of screened in pools be the first to have concrete crack. THAT'S WHAT CONCRETE DOES! Seriously - trying to get someone to fix this had me in tears at times, and I have had some of my closest friends ask me if I've had my tear ducts removed because they never saw me cry. Last ditch effort on Friday I did a search and two company names popped up. I called both. Over the Top Concrete was one. Shawn Houston with Over the Top Concrete returned my call the same day (not the same month - as others). He was out the next day to look at the job. By Monday I had a price. By Wednesday he started the job. A typical concrete (patio) slab is 4 inches. When he started to remove the concrete there were areas that were over 10" thick, and that wasn't the footer for the enclosure. He left once to get a better tool to help him and I feared he wouldn't come back (based on the 1.5 years of companies that went so far as to give a price and never showed up to do the work). Nope. Not Shawn. This gentleman never gave up! He told me, "My word is my bond." He does not lie. I am here typing this on Friday evening, form boards removed. It looks GREAT. I am now almost in tears . . . OF JOY!