Matt Burns Construction

Matt Burns and his team did an outstanding job on our historic farmhouse. We couldn’t be more pleased with the results! The project included rebuilding a large, 65-foot-long, 200-year-old stone wall and installing a beautiful flagstone front landing and walkway. This was a very labor-intensive project that required both a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail that Matt and his team flawlessly executed from start to finish. We highly recommend Matt Burns Construction!!

Matt and his team did a great job for our project. We had a two in one project we wanted to have done- a foundation to build a sunroom and a new patio. Matt worked with us to come up with a plan that would be the most cost effective and get the project completed. He showed up when he said and had the job completed on time. I have already given his contact information to two neighbors.

Matt and his team did a great job on our front walkway and porch. He ripped up existing concrete sidewalk, and wet laid flagstone for the new walkway and then overlaid flagstone on our existing porch. He worked with us throughout the project, and was willing to make some adjustments on the fly. The final product looks great, he kept us in the loop the whole time, and was easy to talk to. Would use him again for future projects. Thanks Matt!

The work on our front porch and steps was done very well and carefully. Matt listened to our needs and made good suggestions for the kind of materials needed and on how to improve our porch and steps. After the work was completed a defect was noticed on one of the stones. Matt stopped by later and removed the defective stone and replaced it with a new stone and followed through with the necessary steps to make the porch look great with no extra cost. Matt was very professional and flexible. Our overall experience was great and will recommend him to anyone.

We have been chasing a leak for years coming from our chimmney and flashing. Extensive chimmney work and the entire roof replaced, and still a leak. The brick and mortar behind the flashing was deteriorated and the flashing job from the roofers was questionable as we continued to experience water intrusion at that area, even after multiple return trips from the roofers trying to correct the issue. I wanted the brickwork repaired and all new flashing installed the correct way along with a new crown with a drip edge. Finding someone who was willing to remove shingles and all flashing and to repair the masonry underneath was proving difficult as most roofers don't do masonry work and most masons don't do roof work. Trying to coordinate the work between multiple contractors was something I was