Damaged or uneven steps aren’t just an eyesore — they can also be a safety hazard. At Pete’s Concrete Masonry, we design and build durable concrete and masonry steps that improve both safety and curb appeal. Based in Haskell, NJ, we proudly serve Pompton Lakes, Ringwood, Wayne, and surrounding North Jersey towns.

Why Replace or Upgrade Your Steps?

• Safety – Eliminate tripping hazards and meet proper rise/run dimensions.
• Curb appeal – Fresh, well-built steps enhance the entrance to your home.
• Durability – Professionally installed concrete and masonry steps resist cracking and settling.
• Customization – Choose from brick, stone, or concrete finishes to match your style.

Our Step Installation & Repair Process

1. Demolition & removal – Remove old, damaged steps safely.
2. Base prep – Compact quarry process stone for a stable foundation.
3. Forming & reinforcement – Install proper forms and steel reinforcement for strength.
4. Concrete or masonry build – Pour concrete or set brick/stone with precise measurements.
5. Finishing – Smooth, seal, and finish the surface for long-lasting durability.

Types of Steps We Build

• Concrete entry steps
• Brick and stone masonry steps
• Front porch steps
• Side and back entry steps
• Custom steps with railings

Service Areas

Based in Haskell, NJ, we install and repair steps for homeowners in:

• Pompton Lakes
• Ringwood
• Wanaque
• Oakland
• Wayne
• Franklin Lakes
• West Milford
• …and surrounding North Jersey communities

Get a Free Estimate

If your steps are cracked, uneven, or outdated, contact Pete’s Concrete Masonry today for a free consultation and estimate. We’ll build safe, attractive steps that last.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much does it cost to replace concrete steps in New Jersey?
A: Most step replacement projects range from $1,500–$5,000+ depending on size, materials, and design.

Q: How long does it take to install new steps?
A: Most projects are completed in 1–3 days, depending on complexity and weather conditions.

Q: Can you repair cracked or sinking steps?
A: Yes — in many cases we can repair damaged steps. If replacement is the safer option, we’ll recommend a long-term solution.