Troy, NY

Masonry and exterior restoration for Troy's brick buildings.

Troy's housing stock is nineteenth-century brick, and most of what it needs is masonry: rebuilds, repointing, lintels, parapets and the flashing that keeps water out. We rebuilt the north elevation of 332 Ninth Street for the Troy Community Land Bank in 2026 and price the Land Bank's residential repair scopes as they come out.

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Rebuilt north elevation brick wall at 332 Ninth Street, Troy, after completion
  • Bonded on our SUNY contract work
  • Insured — GL, workers' comp, DBL · $5M umbrella available
  • Prevailing-wage & certified-payroll experienced
  • NYS DOL-registered apprenticeship program
  • EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm
  • OSHA-trained crews
  • NYS-registered vendor
  • BBB Accredited

What we do in Troy

  • Historic brick: salvaged and matched brick, lime-based and Type N mortars, repointing to the existing joint profile, and rebuilt corbels, lintels and parapets.
  • Land banks, housing authorities and city programs: we work to the scope sheet, photograph every stage and keep certified payroll where the funding requires it.
  • Concrete stoops, steps, sidewalks and ADA railings for row houses and multi-family buildings, including code-violation repairs with a deadline.
  • Exterior painting and coatings, roofing, siding and flashing repairs, and full exterior renovations for investors bringing a building back into service.

Neighborhoods and nearby towns

  • Downtown Troy
  • North Central
  • Lansingburgh
  • South Troy
  • Sycaway
  • Watervliet
  • Cohoes
  • Green Island
  • Rensselaer

Trades

Masonry restorationEIFS & stuccoCoatings & paintingConcreteExterior restoration & waterproofingPolished concrete & epoxy floorsSignage — repair, replacement & installationGeneral construction & design-build

Office: 401 New Karner Rd, 3rd Floor, Unit 301, Albany, NY 12205 · Call or text 518-888-7938 · www.TheDomConstruction.com

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Recent work in and around Troy

Owner, role and scope on each — the way a reference list reads.

After: the rebuilt and repointed north elevation, August 2026
Before: the collapsed section at the window opening, April 2026During: brick toothed in course by course from pipe scaffold, May 2026After: helical-tie anchor plates in the rebuilt wall, August 2026 +3 more
Public works Complete 2026

332 Ninth Street — north elevation masonry rebuild

Troy Community Land Bank Corporation · Troy, NY

Prime contractor — RFP award, contract executed with the land bank board; masonry subcontracted

Repair and partial rebuild of a deteriorated north-elevation masonry wall on a land-bank-owned building: selective demolition, brick rebuild and repointing, helical-tie anchoring per the engineer's details, and City of Troy permitting and insurance requirements. Masonry by our subcontracted mason under TDCG supervision.

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Send us the plans, the RFP link or a few photos. You'll get a site visit scheduled and a written proposal — and a certificate of insurance within one business day when you need one.

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