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New in town· August 2, 2026

A New City contractor with four decades of local work behind it

KJS Hauling & Home Improvements has been doing masonry, excavating, and general contracting out of New City since 1980 — the kind of tenure that's hard to fake.

There's a particular kind of credibility that comes from having been on the same job sites, in the same county, for more than forty years. KJS Hauling & Home Improvements, based at 93 Maple Ave in New City, has been doing exactly that since 1980. Masonry, pavers, excavating, hauling, general home improvements — the work is straightforward, and the track record speaks for itself.

New City is a busy town for residential construction, with a mix of older homes that need serious updating and newer builds that require grading, paving, and foundation work. KJS handles both ends of that spectrum, taking on residential and light commercial projects across the Rockland area. That range matters when you're trying to find someone who can both haul debris and pour a proper patio without calling in a different crew for each phase.

Masonry work in particular tends to sort contractors fast. Pavers shift if the base isn't prepared right, retaining walls crack under poor drainage conditions, and stonework shows its age — or its quality — within a season or two. A company that has been quoting and completing these jobs locally since the Carter administration has seen what holds up in Rockland's winters and what doesn't.

For homeowners in New City and the surrounding towns who are looking at a driveway project, an excavation job, or any kind of structural masonry, the longevity here is the relevant data point. Contractors come and go; the ones still operating under the same name after four-plus decades are worth a closer look.

For more details on what KJS Hauling & Home Improvements offers, see the full listing.

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