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Gold Stone Masonry offers expert services in Des Moines, IA, including walkways, concrete restoration, brickwork, hardscapes, steps, driveways, stonework, patios, block walls, yard design and installation, repair and reconstruction, foundations, waterproofing, structural concrete, pavers, retaining walls, chimneys, fireplaces, tile work, custom benches, pool surroundings, construction of block walls, brick repairs, block repairs, tuckpoint repairs. We provide senior and military discounts (5%). We serve Des Moines, IA, Windsor Heights IA; Altoona IA; Clive IA; Grimes IA; Norwalk IA; and the surrounding areas. Masonry Contractor, Masonry Service, Tuck Point Repair, Brick Masonry Work, Masonry Repair Contractors Masonry Expert, Masonry Specialist
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-, 50310, Des Moines, IA, United States
- (515) 559-4362
- admin@masonrycontractor-ia.com
- masonrycontractor-ia.com
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