About Melfi Masonry Corp.
Some trades can’t be rushed. Masonry is one of them.
Dominic Melfi learned that a long time ago on job sites in Italy, where stone and mortar work is treated less like construction and more like art. He came to Long Island carrying that tradition with him, and nearly 40 years later, not much has changed about the way he works.
Every project Dominic takes on — whether it’s a grand estate driveway in Garden City or a front walkway in Massapequa — gets the same unhurried attention. He shows up. He looks at the space. He thinks about it. Then he builds something that will outlast the trends, the weather, and frankly, most of the contractors who quoted the job cheaper.
Some Things Are Worth Doing Properly
The craftsmen who know how to read a stone, set a Belgium block perfectly, lay a bluestone patio that drains exactly right, or tuckpoint a brick wall so seamlessly you can’t tell where the repair is — those people are rare now. Most of what passes for masonry work today is speed over substance, profit over quality.
Dominic is what’s left of the other kind. He runs a small, tight crew. He is on every job himself. Not just stopping by — actually there, working alongside his team, checking every course of stone, every joint, every grade. That’s not something you find easily anymore, and his customers on Long Island know it. Many of them have been calling him for decades.
What you can expect
When you call Melfi Masonry Corp, you’ll likely talk to Dominic directly. He’ll come out, look at your property, and give you an honest assessment of what it needs. He works on homes and commercial properties with the same standard — there is no “this is just a small job” in his vocabulary.
What you get is craftsmanship at a price built for real people. Not a national franchise. Not a crew you’ve never met. A masonry contractor from Italy with 40 years of experience who still takes pride in every single thing he builds on Long Island.
That’s harder to find than it sounds.
Licensed in Nassau County (#H1769860000) and Suffolk County (#30228-H). Serving Nassau County & Suffolk County.