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A & R Concrete-Masonry-Waterproofing LLC project work
4.6 on Google reviews

Solid steps, dry basements, and masonry repairs that make sense.

We help Delaware County property owners handle concrete, masonry, waterproofing, stucco, chimney, and foundation work with the site conditions explained up front.

Start with the damaged area, what changed, and what water, movement, or wear is doing now.

4.6
Google rating
202
Google reviews
VETERAN
Veteran-owned
6
Concrete and exterior services

Springfield contractor

Exterior and foundation work with the condition explained first

We handle the connected problems around a property’s hard surfaces and exterior shell: cracked walks and steps, masonry and chimney damage, stucco repairs, foundation concerns, and water reaching the basement.

Current reviews repeatedly mention owner Craig, communication throughout the project, practical solutions, estimates, and work spanning foundations, walkways, stairs, sidewalks, and chimneys.

The work starts with the property as it is now. Grade, drainage, cracks, access, existing materials, and nearby structures all help define a useful scope.

That gives homeowners a clearer way to compare the repair they need instead of choosing from a list of disconnected trade labels.

Work photos

Real concrete work and A&R branding

Concrete steps, sidewalk work, and a branded project comparison from local jobs.

Newly finished concrete steps by A&R

New concrete steps

Concrete steps
A&R branded concrete step project comparison

Concrete project comparison

Project comparison
Long finished concrete sidewalk by A&R

Finished concrete sidewalk

Concrete sidewalk

Reputation

What Delaware County customers mention

4.6across 202 Google reviews

★★★★★

responsive from the start, fairly priced, and made the whole process easy

Tim, Google review
★★★★★

easy to communicate with throughout the process and the result looks amazing

Alexis Keister, Google review
★★★★★

communicated each step of the way

Stephanie Roffo, Google review

Service area

Springfield and nearby Delaware County communities

A&R is based in Springfield Township and works in nearby Delaware County communities.

Share photos of the damaged area, the property town, and the result you need.

FAQ

Questions before exterior or foundation work

What should I share when asking about concrete steps & sidewalks?

Share photos, measurements if available, the number of steps or sidewalk blocks, access conditions, and any notice or timing requirement.

Does A & R Concrete-Masonry-Waterproofing LLC handle concrete steps & sidewalks around Delaware County?

We replace concrete steps, sidewalk sections, walkways, and stairs around Delaware County properties.

What should I share when asking about masonry & chimney repair?

Share close and wide photos, the location of the damage, when it appeared, and whether water, movement, or loose material is involved.

Does A & R Concrete-Masonry-Waterproofing LLC handle masonry & chimney repair around Delaware County?

A&R handles masonry and chimney repair for Delaware County properties, including the kinds of repairs customers describe in current reviews.

What should I share when asking about basement waterproofing?

Share where water appears, the weather that triggers it, photos inside and outside, and any prior waterproofing or drainage work.

Does A & R Concrete-Masonry-Waterproofing LLC handle basement waterproofing around Delaware County?

We handle basement waterproofing and foundation-moisture concerns around Delaware County.

What should I share when asking about stucco repair?

Share clear photos from several distances, the wall or chimney involved, and whether the damage changes after rain or freezing weather.

Does A & R Concrete-Masonry-Waterproofing LLC handle stucco repair around Delaware County?

We handle stucco and chimney repairs around Delaware County.

Start here

Show us the concrete, masonry, or water problem.

Send the property town, photos from more than one angle, what changed, and what you want the finished area to do.

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