My neighbor had Brock repointed and lied about how much work was to be done. The masonry work has a mess on my back and front porch who is responsible

If the masonry contractor’s work caused debris, mortar, or dust to fall onto your property, the neighbor or the contractor may be responsible for the cleanup and any resulting damage. Even if your neighbor hired the contractor, the law generally holds the property owner and their contractor accountable for making sure work doesn’t damage or interfere with another person’s property. Start by taking photos or video of the mess, including dates and angles showing where the debris came from. Then politely notify your neighbor in writing (text or email is fine) that the work created a mess on your property and request that it be cleaned up or paid for within a reasonable time. If the neighbor refuses, you can contact the masonry company directly and explain what happened — they may fix it to avoid a complaint. If neither acts, you can file a claim in small claims court for the cost of cleaning and repairs. If the damage is significant or the contractor continues to trespass onto your property, consider speaking with a Pennsylvania property or construction law attorney for help enforcing your rights.