Top 10 stonework services in El Monte, CA
Costs to install travertine coping
Top questions to ask before hiring a stonework contractor
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for El Monte stonework contractors
Josef led a complete pool remodel for us. They started by draining and removing the old tile and coping. Then, they reshaped the steps, added a bench, and re-plastered the surface. The new tile line is sharp, and the skimmers were upgraded, not forgetting...
Instead of grass leading to the back garden, we wanted something durable. A slate path was built with a solid base and fitted slabs that follow a curve through the yard. The project also included edging to keep soil and mulch from spilling onto the walkwa...
Gadi and Eran’s team installed a big family pool with a shallow sun shelf and a deeper end for swimming. They leveled the yard, ran all the drainage lines, and framed the formwork clean. The finish is a light color that keeps the water cooler. We also add...
Ken, Gadi and Josef helped us build an infinity pool that perfectly aligns with our view. The site needed retaining walls and grading before the formwork even started. They brought in his team of experts to ensure the structure could hold up over time. ...
Way To Go Builders replaced our old asphalt drive with a fully reinforced concrete system. They compacted the foundation, framed carefully, and poured in sections. The job also included brick masonry edging. Inspections were smooth, and the durability of ...
We had a challenging hillside location for a new in-ground pool. Josef’s team at Way To Go Builders managed the engineering and built a reinforced structure with retaining support. Concrete pour, plastering, and tile were all well done.
The old pool wasn't cutting it anymore. We updated the layout for better flow and added new returns and skimmers for improved circulation. The new equipment runs quieter, and we finally have smart controls. The shape looks more intentional now, and we've ...
Designing around a slope wasn't easy. The lot drops off near the back, but that gave us the idea to go with a zero-edge spa that spills into the main pool. Instead of trying to flatten the space, the layout works with it. We chose a saltwater system with ...
We have older kids who love to swim, so we wanted a deeper pool with a full-length layout for laps and diving. Way To Go Builders guided us through the design, which included a built-in bench, wide steps, and a center depth of over eight feet. The team pr...
We needed more parking space, but didn't want to have concrete over everything. They extended our driveway with pavers and added a turf strip between the two lanes. It breaks the hard surface and still gives us the room we need. They handled the drainage ...
Way To Go Builders built a large L-shaped pool for us, complete with a tanning ledge, raised wall, and sheer descent waterfalls. The job included full excavation, rebar, plumbing, and concrete shell. The site needed special attention for drainage, and the...
We needed a real structural pool renovation with new features and finishing. Ken and team did a demo, rebuilt the steps, bench, and coping, and reconfigured the drainage. They got the layout right.
