We provide masonry services to homeowners, home builders and contractors in Raleigh, NC and across the Triangle. Trusted locally since 1985, we're known for fine stonework of enduring craftsmanship and beauty. The owner, Joe Valles, is a master stonemason with over 35 years of hands-on experience. European Stone Masonry LLC handcrafts natural stone fireplaces, garden walls, staircases, patios and distinctive custom hardscapes. We invite you to stay awhile.
Joe Valles' roots extend back to Europe. His grandfather, Albert Valles, was a native of Giulianova, Italy and spent a lifetime in the building trades. Joe served as his masonry apprentice when he was younger. Under his grandfather's quiet guidance, he learned to appreciate excellence and the value of building things right the first time. Within a few years, Joe established European Stone Masonry LLC and continued a family tradition of fine craftsmanship. Today, European Stone Masonry LLC provides quality stonework which adds simple luxury and lasting value to your home.
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