Layman masonry did close to 20,000.00 for me and I would highly recommend this company to do any size job. The men were very nice and very professional. I was moving and needed stone work, cement work, roofing, Flooring repairs, painting, everything I needed to pass inspections and sale my house. They help me get things done quickly and they were very affordable in their pricing.

To begin with, I had Rod Layman Masonry do brickwork on a fireplace for me. What a mistake. Owner Rod Layman had three men arrive at my house without any tools. I had to provide saw blades, a shovel, hoe, buckets, a wheelbarrow, plastic, scaffolding, etc. The job was supposed to take three days. Owner Rod Layman and I agreed on $5,400. He tried to raise the price even before the job began, but he reluctantly agreed to stick with original estimate when I told him more money was not in my budget. At the end of day two, Rod said it would take another day to complete work, plus he wanted me to pay overtime, $1,800 more. His mason was only 1/3rd of the way through. Three days later, on day five, Rod stated I owed him an additional $2,962. Not only did that go against what we agreed on, but also one of the men was hardly working during the last three days. His mason Sunny was laying the bricks painfully slow. Two days after the supposed completion of the job, when a board covering the granite hearth was removed, I discovered a huge amount of mortar had seeped out overtop of the $ 750 granite hearth and dried. Rod's mason named Sunny came back and attempted to remove the mortar, but wasn’t very successful. Etch and scratch marks covered the surface, plus the sheen was gone. The granite is now permanently damaged. Additionally, the mortar is crumbling at the slightest touch. This job was a total disaster and had to be redone. I am not out thousands of dollars!