Restoration cost 90% less than Replacement

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Familiar with your home and your neighbors.  2,839 projects = 2,839 excellent references.

Designating foot traffic, dust control,  and hauling away debris on a daily basis is what is required.  The masonry business generates large quantities of dust and debris.  It is important to clean as you go.  This diligence shows respect for your property, preserving your investment, and safety.  

Most projects do not need to be completely replaced to be made different.  Often a simple line change, a shadow line added, even touching up paint.  Little adjustments can make noticeable differences.  

The proper use of knowledge, experience, and creativity is a multiplier.  Whatever you spend with diligence will be multiply the value of the asset.  

"All art is created in a series of measured movements.  Complete each movement in its entirety before going on to the next.  The unavoidable result is art. " A. Tew - Sculptor

Ben Shepherd will be your initial contact.  Ben Shepherd will meet you for your initial consultation.  Ben Shepherd will send you an estimate.  Ben Shepherd will show up to do the work from start to finish.  Ben Shepherd will wash and clean the work.  Ben Shepherd will say, "If you ever have any problems with my work then just call me."  You will pay Ben Shepherd.  Ben Shepherd will respect you, your property and your choice to do business with him.  Ben Shepherd will be there for you. 

This is done daily.  The only time it is not prompt is when  Ben Shepherd is traveling.  

Every estimate comes with a list of things you can expect from Ben Shepherd.  

There is also a list of things Ben Shepherd expects  from you.  

Throughout your project you will receive regular project updates with photos.  This is to keep you informed on what has been done, what is being done, and what is projected to be accomplished over the coming days.  Communication is the lifeline of a project.  

There are many good contractors that are on their own journey of experience and education.  After thirty years experience teaches one to think less, talk less, and observe.  First, look up ,then look down, then look side to side.  Listen and be in a state of receiving.  Repairs just like good construction begins with a foundation of facts.  

Ben Shepherd is often asked if he has a business card.  HIs answer, " I haven't needed one in twenty-five years."  One hundred percent of his work is word of mouth referrals.