Arnold’s Masonry and Construction LLC is a family-owned Connecticut masonry company based in Waterbury, tracing its craft back to 1973 when the current owner’s father established a masonry business, continuing a family tradition that began generations earlier with a grandfather who worked as a stone mason in the Mokra region of Albania in the early 1900s. The family relocated to Waterbury, Connecticut in 2003, where current owner Noldi Menkshi founded the present-day LLC, carrying the family’s masonry tradition forward into the Connecticut market for more than two decades.
This multi-generational lineage — spanning stonework in Albania through the founding of the Connecticut business in 2003 — reflects deep accumulated knowledge of masonry fundamentals passed down through direct family apprenticeship, combined with more than 20 years of specific experience adapting that craft to Connecticut’s climate and building conditions, including which stone types and mortar compositions hold up well against the state’s freeze-thaw cycles.
The masonry trade is one where reputation and word-of-mouth referrals are the primary marketing channel for established companies, and Arnold’s has built a reputation as one of the more trusted masonry contractors in the Waterbury and greater Connecticut market, citing consistent 5-star reviews across Google and other platforms since its 2003 founding.
Connecticut’s residential masonry market spans a wide range of work: new patio and walkway installation, chimney repair and rebuilding, retaining wall construction, stone and block walls, steps, driveways, pool decks, and asphalt paving. Arnold’s has built its Connecticut-specific reputation across this full range of project types since establishing the business in Waterbury.
For Connecticut homeowners looking for a family-owned masonry contractor whose craft traces back multiple generations, Arnold’s Masonry and Construction LLC offers more than two decades of Connecticut-specific operating history built on a family tradition of stonework passed down since the early 1900s. As with any significant masonry project, homeowners are encouraged to request references and review examples of similar completed work before committing to a contractor.