Frank Capasso & Sons, Inc. is a Connecticut-based masonry and concrete restoration firm specializing in the repair, stabilization, and preservation of existing structures. For over five decades, we've been trusted by commercial, institutional and public clients where durability, safety, and long-term performance matter most executed by experienced crews who understand the complexity of working within occupied and aging structures.
One focus. Five decades. Proven experience and precision you can trust in masonry and concrete restoration.
One focus. Five decades. Proven experience and precision you can trust in masonry and concrete restoration.
We foster a diverse, professional workplace where people are trained, supported, and given room to grow. Our culture, values, and pride show in what we build and restore.
We foster a diverse, professional workplace where people are trained, supported, and given room to grow. Our culture, values, and pride show in what we build and restore.
We purpose every project with integrity—protecting what matters and extending the life of existing buildings safely and reliably.
We purpose every project with integrity—protecting what matters and extending the life of existing buildings safely and reliably.
Saint Francis Hospital officially opened the Frank Capasso & Sons Visitor Parking Garage earlier this month, and the Capasso family was on hand for a ceremonial ribbon cutting.
The restoration of Yale University’s Paul Rudolph Hall called for uncommon approaches to unconventional concrete design, earning an ICRI Project Award in the Highrise category.
Frank Capasso & Sons Inc. led the full restoration and reconstruction of a decades-old plaza, including demolition, waterproofing, and pedestal pavers engineered for long-term performance.
Frank Capasso & Sons played a central role in the comprehensive exterior restoration of St. Roch Church in Greenwich, preserving the integrity of its historic stone masonry.
Union Station remains covered in blue scaffolding as construction workers repair exterior brick masonry and ornamental cornices as part of a state-of-good-repair project for the facade of the century-old transit hub.
State and city leaders have unveiled plans to transform New Haven’s Union Station into a world-class transportation hub, with extensive renovations to the historic rail station. Parking garage repairs are expected to wrap up in 2029.
