Stonelove Masonry

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Ratings snapshots collected 2026-05-15. Full review text is published by the original platforms — we link rather than republish.

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Stonelove is the directory's clearest fit for a homeowner with a pre-1930s Rochester house and a stretch of failed mortar joints. Owner Justin Schmidt runs the shop out of 105 Long Acre Road (Rochester 14621), and public materials describe more than 35 years of combined experience across the team — most of it in historic-home repair, decorative stonework, and chimney/foundation restoration. The work is small-team, deliberately scoped, and the company markets itself as a problem-solving outfit rather than a high-volume installer. For Brighton bungalows, Highland Park cottages, and the older Pittsford brownstones where modern portland mortar would actively damage the surrounding soft brick, this is exactly the kind of crew you want quoting the work. The flip side: lead times are longer than at high-volume shops, and the site walk before quoting is a real conversation, not a five-minute drive-by.

Best fit for pre-1930s historic-home work where lime mortar matters and the wrong portland repointing would damage the surrounding brick. Small-team, longer lead times.