Jared’s crew did an amazing job. They were extremely professional, worked fast and were very neat!
Masonry Repair Services in
Dix Hills, NY
Specializing In Patio & Driveway Repairs

Dix Hills Masonry Repairs • Cleaning & Sealing • New Projects
Transform your outdoor space with I FIX BRIX, the premier provider of masonry restoration services in Dix Hills, NY. Our expert team specializes in rejuvenating worn and dirty pavers using advanced high-pressure steam cleaning technology paired with top-tier commercial-grade cleaning solutions designed for pavers and natural stone.
Experience the difference with our exceptional sealing options, including natural matte and vibrant color-enhancing finishes. Trust us to restore the beauty of your surfaces while ensuring long-lasting protection and satisfaction.
Masonry Repairs in Dix Hills
I FIX BRICKS provides all of our masonry repair services to customers in Dix Hills, New York. We repair stone, bricks, pavers, and block.
- Patios
- Poolscapes
- Chimneys
- Walls
- Driveways
- Stoops
- Steps
- Veneers & Buildings
- Coping

Cleaning And Sealing
Rejuvenate your pavers with a high-pressure steam cleaning. I FIX BRIX restores and seals all types of stone in Dix Hills, New York, including natural, matte, and dyed surfaces.
- High Pressure Steam Cleaning
- Polymeric Paver Joint Replacement
- Gator G2 Stabilizing Sand
- Paver & Natural Stone Sealing

New Projects
Transform your home into an oasis. I FIX BRIX designs and installs custom outdoor flooring solutions for homeowners in Dix Hills, New York.
- Patios
- Driveways
- Stoops & Steps
- Outdoor Kitchens
- Retaining Walls
- Veneers
- Poolscapes

How It Work's
Take photos of repair areas both up close and at a distance
Complete quick form below and attach repair photos
Submit form and receive a quote within 24 hours
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About Dix Hills
Dix Hills is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) on Long Island in the town of Huntington in Suffolk County, New York, United States. The community is named for Dick Pechagan, a native American who lived in the area in the 17th century. The name ‘Dix Hills’ was derived from a mistranslation of his name by early settlers. The area was largely agricultural until the mid-20th century when suburban development began following the completion of the Northern State Parkway and Long Island Expressway.
