Masonry and General Contractor in Liberty Township, Ohio
Newer house, failing masonry? It’s almost always water, and that’s where we start.
Newer homes, real masonry problems
Most Liberty Township homes went up in the 1990s and 2000s, in Four Bridges, the Wynds of Liberty and the subdivisions off Yankee and Cox roads.
Newer doesn’t mean trouble-free: stone fronts stain, block walls lean and patios sink toward the house, usually at a drainage detail nobody saw after closing. We fix that detail and run bigger jobs as your general contractor.
What we do in Liberty Township
Retaining walls
We rebuild leaning block walls from the base up, with drain stone and geogrid behind them.
Stone veneer
We fix stained or loose stone fronts and add the flashing and weep screed that let water out.
Patios and outdoor living
New patios and seat walls go down on a compacted base, pitched away from the house.
Driveways and steps
Cracked or sunken concrete comes out and goes back on a proper base.
Basements and foundations
We fix seeping foundation walls at the cause, then finish the basement if you want.
Stone repair, before and after
Drag the handle. Same house, same angle, our work in between.
Stone entry rebuilt with missing stones reset, joints repointed and the facade cleaned
✓ Swiss-trained masons
✓ Licensed, bonded & insured
✓ $2M liability and workers' comp
✓ OSHA-trained crews
✓ Since 1993
✓ One-year workmanship warranty
From homeowners nearby
★★★★★
“Full stone veneer on our new build. The entry columns are the best part of the house. Worth every penny.”
Jennifer P., West Chester
Stone Veneer
★★★★★
“Built a natural stone retaining wall and steps in our backyard. Three seasons in, not a single shifted stone. Craftsmanship you don't see anymore.”
Priya N., Montgomery
Retaining Wall
Liberty Township questions
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Liberty Township?
A retaining wall 3 feet or taller needs a Liberty Township zoning certificate, then a Butler County building permit. Swiss Masonry checks the paperwork before pricing.
Why is the stone front on my newer house staining?
Stains on a newer stone front usually mean water is trapped behind it by missing flashing, a buried weep screed or mulch piled against the bottom course. The fix starts at that bottom course.
Does Swiss Masonry work as a general contractor in Liberty Township?
Yes. Swiss Masonry does the masonry and concrete with its own crews and runs basement finishes and remodels with licensed trade partners.
Related services
Retaining walls · Stone work · Patios and outdoor living · Foundation repair · General contractor
Nearby service areas
West Chester · Mason · Fairfield · Hamilton
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