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Once this place takes your money, you are screwed. They show up and do a crappy “patch it up” job that looks good for 1-2 weeks. Go ahead try to get them to reply or come back, they just ghost you. The address of their business (235 grand st. In Jersey City Is a new residential building) is fake and if you look up their New Jersey license number it says expired.
Bayside Masonry & Construction repaired my steps in Jersey City in January of 2026. They want to be paid cash or check only. My steps are in terrible disrepair since they completed the job. The contract says they offer a 10 year guarantee on their work, but they will not respond to any text or phone call. So, as of now, i've been ripped off. Save yourself the headache and avoid them! I can show pictures of their terrible work and also show a long text trail proving they don't even respond.
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