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Professional stoops & porches for Old Field homeowners. Exclusive peninsula village, waterfront estates
Old Field is an exclusive North Shore village overlooking Conscience Bay and Long Island Sound, where historic estates and stately homes occupy some of the most beautiful waterfront property in Suffolk County. The stoops and porches on these properties must match the architectural distinction of the homes themselves — commanding entries built with premium materials and engineering that withstands the coastal climate. Brothers Paving & Masonry designs and builds masonry entryways for Old Field homes that achieve exactly that.
Our Old Field projects include formal stoops with natural stone veneer and oversized bluestone treads, porches with brick columns and brownstone caps, and entry staircases that navigate the village's rolling terrain to connect motor courts with elevated front entries. Every design honors the property's architectural period while delivering a structurally superior foundation and modern drainage engineering.
Construction follows our coastal-grade specifications: reinforced concrete footings below the 36-inch frost line, air-entrained mortar throughout, waterproof membranes, positive drainage systems, and penetrating sealers on all exposed stone. Old Field's proximity to the Sound demands these measures — standard inland construction will not last here.
Old Field sits on a peninsula between Conscience Bay and Setauket Harbor, with rolling terrain, mature hardwood forests, and dramatic views of Long Island Sound. Many properties have significant grade changes between the street and the front entrance, requiring multi-step entries with landings and retaining elements. The coastal exposure — with water on three sides of the peninsula — subjects masonry to salt air, wind-driven rain, and elevated humidity that accelerate deterioration well beyond inland rates.
The village's housing stock includes grand pre-war estates, Colonial Revival mansions, and newer custom homes, many with original masonry entryways that show the effects of decades of coastal weather. Cracked bluestone, aging brick, eroded mortar joints, and settled footings are common on older properties. We evaluate each structure to determine whether construction or rebuild is the better investment.
Old Field's heavily wooded lots require construction planning that protects mature tree root systems. We assess proximity to specimen trees and design footing locations to minimize root disturbance, hand-excavating where necessary to preserve critical root zones.
Old Field is an incorporated village with its own building department. Building permits are issued by the village, with regulations that may differ from the surrounding Town of Brookhaven. We are familiar with the village's permit process and manage all applications and inspections.
Explore the full range of stoops & porches solutions we offer to Old Field residents.
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Learn MoreOld Field's peninsula geography concentrates coastal weather effects — salt air, elevated humidity, and wind-driven rain from Conscience Bay, Setauket Harbor, and the Sound. We specify polymer-modified mortar with air entrainment, salt-resistant stone selections, and penetrating sealers as standard on all Old Field projects. The variable glacial moraine soils on the rolling terrain require site-specific footing evaluation. Mature trees on the wooded lots necessitate root protection protocols during excavation. Old Field is an incorporated village with its own building code and permit requirements, and we manage the entire permit process.
Real projects we've completed for Old Field homeowners.
Restored the masonry entry staircase on a 1920s Colonial Revival estate. Rebuilt 10 steps with new reinforced footings, natural stone veneer matched to the existing facade, thermal bluestone treads, and custom iron railings replicating the home's original hardware. Integrated drainage at each landing level.
Scope: Staircase construction, 10 steps, 1 landing, stone veneer, bluestone treads, railings
Demolished and rebuilt a 160-square-foot front porch on a waterfront estate. New reinforced footings, brick columns with brownstone caps, bluestone deck surface, and copper-topped railing posts. Marine-grade materials throughout for coastal longevity.
Scope: Porch rebuild, 160 sq ft, 4 columns, brownstone caps, bluestone surface, drainage
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