Masonry Contractor in Allston, MA

Allston's Masonry Masters in Suffolk County

Is your historic Allston property showing signs of age? Academy Masonry restores and protects your masonry, providing its longevity and beauty.

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Masonry Restoration in Allston, MA?

4 Reasons to Choose Academy Masonry For Masonry Restoration

  • We meticulously restore your masonry, preserving its historical authenticity.
  • Our specialized techniques prevent further deterioration and costly repairs.
  • We improve the structural integrity and value of your Allston property.
  • Enjoy personalized service and solutions designed for your unique needs.
  • About Academy Masonry

    Locally Serving Suffolk County

    At Academy Masonry, we blend traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques to deliver outstanding masonry restoration. Our team comprises skilled artisans experienced in preserving historic structures throughout Suffolk County. We use lime mortars, stone patching compounds, and other specialized materials to ensure your masonry remains strong and beautiful for generations.

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    Masonry Restoration Process

    Your MA Masonry Restoration, Step-by-Step

  • Assessment: We thoroughly inspect your masonry, identifying damage and underlying causes. 
  • Restoration: We carefully repair and restore damaged areas using appropriate materials and techniques.
  •  Preservation: We implement preventative measures to protect your masonry from future damage.
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    Why Masonry Restoration Matters

    Academy Masonry - Your Masonry Restoration Partner in Suffolk County

    Masonry restoration is essential for maintaining the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of your Allston property. It safeguards your investment and preserves the historical character of your home or business. Academy Masonry offers comprehensive restoration services,for your masonry remains a source of pride for years to come. Contact us at 617-388-5207 to schedule a consultation.

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    Allston was an eastern section of the former town of Brighton.

    In 1867, a new railroad depot for the Boston and Albany Railroad opened. In 1868 the station and post office in Brighton’s eastern portion were given the name “Allston” after Washington Allston, the noted painter who had lived and worked across the Charles River in the Cambridgeport section of Cambridge. It can even be said to have been named for a specific painting: Washington Allston’s “Fields West of Boston”.

    Allston has never existed as a separate political entity in its own right. Brighton was annexed by the City of Boston in 1874. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow owned several properties in Allston. In 1887 the wooden depot was replaced by the station depicted at the right. In 1888 Boston’s first trolley route began there, running a route through Coolidge Corner, Brookline, to Boylston Street, to downtown Boston.

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