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Big Island Rock Walls & Masonry specializes in quality lava rock wall and concrete construction in Hilo, Hawaii. Our experienced masonry team creates handcrafted walls designed specifically for each property, with attention given to the layout, materials, budget, and desired finish. We provide complete service from site preparation and rock selection to wall construction and the final mortar cap. Our expertise includes retaining walls, property lines, custom lava rock driveway entrances, and gate columns, along with CMU block construction, foundations, stone veneers, outdoor kitchens, and masonry repairs. We also provide concrete driveways, patios, lanais, walkways, and sidewalks.
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330 Kamehameha Ave #102, 96720, Hilo, United States
- 808-746-3131
- info@bigislandrockwalls.com
- bigislandrockwalls.com
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