Brick & Block Masonry
New brick, block and veneer work built plumb, level and made to last.
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Masonry & Concrete · Suffolk & Nassau County
All Masonry & Concrete New Work and Repairs
Family owned and operated. Every job is start to finish, with the owner on every job.
- Family owned and operated
- Owner on every job
- Start-to-finish service
- Senior citizen discount
About us
A family masonry business with the owner on every job
Forte Brick and Concrete is family owned and operated. Andrew Capogna handles every job from start to finish, so you always know who is doing the work.
Ask about our Senior Citizen Discount
What we do
Our core services
All masonry and concrete new work and repairs, from one family-run crew.
Concrete Driveways, Patios & Slabs
New concrete flatwork formed, poured and finished with care.
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Reviews
What Long Island homeowners say
"Andrew was there every day until our new front steps were done. Clear communication and the work looks great."
"The owner came out himself, explained what the brick needed and finished the repair exactly as he said he would."
"Our new patio came out clean and level. Nice to deal with a family business that shows up."
Recent work
Jobs around Long Island
Service area
Where we work
Proudly serving homeowners and property owners across Long Island.
- Suffolk County
- Nassau County
Questions
Frequently asked
What does Forte Brick and Concrete do?
All masonry and concrete new work and repairs, from brick and block to steps, patios, driveways and slabs.
Who is on the job?
Owner Andrew Capogna is on every job. Every project is handled start to finish.
Are you a family business?
Yes. Forte Brick and Concrete is family owned and operated.
Do you offer any discounts?
Yes. We offer a senior citizen discount. Ask about it when you call.
How do I get a quote?
Call (631) 974-5285 or fill out the quote form with a few details about your project.
Should I repair or replace damaged concrete?
It depends on how widespread the damage is. Small cracks can often be repaired, while heavily broken or sunken sections may need replacing.
Why does masonry and concrete get damaged on Long Island?
Freeze-thaw cycles, water, salt and age are common causes of cracking, spalling and crumbling mortar.
Ready for masonry and concrete done right?
Serving Suffolk County and Nassau County. Ask about our senior citizen discount.