The image features the logo of "Ageless Masonry," a premier paving company in Suffolk County. The word "Ageless" is in a cursive red font outlined in yellow, while "Masonry" boasts a bold black serif font, reflecting craftsmanship.
Logo featuring a stylized blue lion walking, reminiscent of the distinctive craftsmanship of an outdoor kitchen in Suffolk County, followed by the text "Lyon Financial." The lion is outlined with a prominent mane and tail, and the company name appears in bold, uppercase letters.

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Automated Pergolas Nassau County Areas Served NY

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Serving various areas in Nassau County, NY, we’ve been fortunate to bring our signature touch to many neighborhoods. From Alden Manor to Woodmere, our craftsmanship graces numerous homes, making outdoor spaces more inviting and aesthetically pleasing.

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our choice of high-quality materials, be it sturdy woods like cedar and mahogany or resilient metals. Each material is handpicked for its ability to brave the diverse weather conditions of Long Island, ensuring your automated pergola not only looks good but stays that way for years.

Are you in or around Nassau County and dreaming of a bespoke pergola? Get in touch with us, your premier Long Island Paving & Masonry Company.

STOOPS

Stone steps with wide gray treads lead up to a front porch with white columns and a dark front door; the staircase is bordered by stone veneer and sits next to a patch of grass.

PATIOS

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KITCHENS

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STONE VENEER

A pair of white garage doors with small square windows at the top, set against a dark gray stone facade crafted by a masonry contractor in Nassau County. The number "83" is displayed on an oval plaque above one door, with the ground beautifully paved with gray bricks.

CONCRETE

Freshly poured concrete sidewalk bordered by caution tape curves around a bush instead of taking a direct path to the street and stop sign. A school building and parked cars are visible in the background.