The name on the work
The company is called Jones Legacy, and the idea behind it is in its own words: do honest work, treat people right, and build a legacy worth passing on. In stone work that's pretty literal. A wall set right is still standing long after the people who paid for it have handed the house down.
Putting the family name on the company means every job carries it. A wall in somebody's yard says Jones on it for as long as it stands.
Stone veneer comes first
Jones Legacy does a few kinds of work, but natural stone veneer is the center of it. Foundations, columns, fireplaces and walls on higher end homes around the lakes and up toward the mountains. It's hand fitted work. Each stone gets picked for its shape and color and set so the finished face looks like a solid stone wall.
Alongside veneer, the company builds New Hampshire fieldstone walls, flagstone walkways, stone steps and patios, takes on custom stone projects, and does interior and exterior painting. Small improvements and larger projects both get the same care.
How a job starts
Calls and texts are open every day, 7am to 10pm.
- Call or text Kevin at (603) 581-5350. A few photos of the spot is the quickest start.
- Tell him your town, roughly how big the area is, and what you have in mind.
- If it's a fit, Kevin will set a time to come out and look at the job.
- You get a price for the work you talked through.
Where Kevin works
Ossipee puts Kevin in the middle of things. Ossipee Lake and its towns are right around him, Lake Winnipesaukee is to the west, Squam Lake is past that, and the Mount Washington Valley is to the north. He works in 20 towns across that stretch, from Alton and Laconia up to Jackson and Bartlett.
What every job stands on
Three things sit under the work. It's a family business, built on hard work and craftsmanship. The work is honest: treat people right and stand behind every job. And it's made to last, with stone and paint done right the first time so it can be passed down.
The company line says it in six words. “Built with pride. Made to last.”
