Stoops and Steps Sayville, NY

Stoop and Step Specialists Sayville, NY 11782

Our expert team in Sayville, Suffolk County specializes in repairing and constructing stoops and doorsteps. From fixing damaged steps to building new brick and masonry stoops, we offer top-notch service at competitive prices in Sayville and surrounding areas.

Our stoop and doorstep team working in Sayville

We provide a range of other services provided by our walkway repair and installation specialists for Sayville and our patio pavers Sayville, NY in as well.

Our walkway and pathway services for Sayville includes:

New walkways
Walkway repairs
Garden pathways
Pool decks
Walkway repairs
Concrete paving
Asphalt paving
Interlock paver installs
Flagstone installations
Bluestone surfacing

Did you search for a local walkway or pathway contractor near me in Sayville, NY and not sure if we are?

We work throughout all the local regions including Stoops Brentwood, Stoops West Islip, Stoops Ronkonkoma, Stoops Oakdale, Stoops Lake Ronkonkoma, Stoops Holtsville, Stoops Hauppauge, Stoops Central Islip, Stoops Bayport, Stoops Bay Shore and more.

If you would like to speak with one of our specialists for repairing or building a new stoop in Sayville, NY, you can call us on (631) 882-4184 or fill out the contact form to book a free call back at a time that suits you!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Difference between a porch and stoop

A porch is a covered structure attached to the front or side of a house, often larger for outdoor seating. A stoop is a small staircase leading to the entrance, typically with a landing, prevalent in urban areas with limited space.

How deep should a stoop be?

A stoop should typically be at least 36 inches deep to accommodate comfortable entry and exit. This depth allows for ease of use and adherence to building codes, but local regulations and personal preferences may require adjustments.

What are the standard sizes for a stoop?

Standard stoop sizes vary, but typically they measure 4-6 feet deep and 5-10 feet wide, with a height of one to three steps (6-8 inches per step). Compliance with local building codes is essential for exact dimensions.

What types of stoops can be built?

Stoops can be built in various styles, including concrete, brick, stone, wood, and composite. Designs range from simple, functional platforms to more elaborate structures with steps, railings, or decorative features. Material choice and style often depend on architectural compatibility and budget.

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New driveway and walkway

27 July 2025

100% recommend John and his team at All Paving, excellent service. Fast, professional and are truly skilled at the work they do. Amazing to watch the speed and precision these...100% recommend John and his team at All Paving, excellent service. Fast, professional and are truly skilled at the work they do. Amazing to watch the speed and precision these guys have during the work.

Joey Moss

Asphalt driveway

14 July 2025

John and the crew were excellent to work with they did a fantastic job, my asphalt driveway was done quickly and they treated my home with respect , definitely recommend...John and the crew were excellent to work with they did a fantastic job, my asphalt driveway was done quickly and they treated my home with respect , definitely recommend and will be using them again in the future

Tony Grover

A new asphalt Driveway, Apron, Walkway retaining wall garden, Front and side steps

22 April 2025

John, Miles and their crew did an absolute amazing job on our 100 foot driveway, apron, paver steps and front porch, and retaining wall garden along the front of our...John, Miles and their crew did an absolute amazing job on our 100 foot driveway, apron, paver steps and front porch, and retaining wall garden along the front of our house. After the job started, we decided to add our side steps along the side of our house. Their team was professional and courteous to work with. After each day of work, John and Miles touched base with us to see if we were happy with the progress. After the job was complete, we decided to have All Paving & Masonary LI to change oue existing retaining wall garden on the other side of our house to match the new pavers and retaing wall that was just completed.

Scott and Debbie Nelson

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