Basement Waterproofing in Newton Highlands, MA

Local WaterproofingPros in Middlesex County

Transform your basement with our professional basement waterproofing services. Say goodbye to moisture and hello to a safer, drier home!

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Waterproofing Advantages

Experience Long-Lasting Benefits

  • Protect your home’s foundation from costly water damage.
  • Improve indoor air quality by preventing mold growth.
  • Add to your property value with professional waterproofing.
  • Enjoy our moisture control process.
  • Academy Masonry Expertise

    Your Local Waterproofing Professionals

    At Academy Masonry, we deliver top-level waterproofing services to the residents of Newton Highlands, MA. With years of foundation protection and masonry repairs, our team is dedicated to safeguarding your home from water damage. We understand homeowners’ unique challenges in Middlesex County and customize it to meet those needs. Trust us to keep your basement dry and secure.

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    Waterproofing Process

    Our Proven Approach

  • Initial Assessment: We thoroughly inspect your basement for potential water entry points.
  • Customized Plan: Develop a waterproofing strategy to address specific issues.
  • Professional Installation: Implement moisture control measures with precision and care.
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    Basement Protection

    Waterproofing Matters to Safeguard Your Basement

    Basement waterproofing is essential for maintaining a healthy and safe home environment. By preventing water intrusion, you protect your foundation from deterioration and avoid costly repairs in the future. At Academy Masonry, our foundation repair and mold prevention for your home to remain in top condition. Our team in Newton Highlands, MA, is dedicated to providing waterproofing to the specific needs of Middlesex County residents. Call us today at 617-388-5207 to learn how we can help protect your home.

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    John Haynes owned much of the land that is now Newton Highlands in 1635. He was the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The area was primarily farm land until train service was brought to the area. The Charles River Railroad extended its service in the Newton, Massachusetts area, from Brookline to Newton Highlands. It was called the Highlands Branch. Initially, train service was just for commercial traffic. In the 1870s, commuter service was extended from Boston to the village.

    The historic commuter suburb was platted after 1852 when the Charles River Railroad was first built. The streets included Floral, Lincoln, Walnut, and Hyde Streets. Land north of Lincoln Street was subdivided for more streets in 1871. As the village was settled in 1870s, houses were built of Mansard, Colonial Revival, Italianate, and other forms of Victorian architecture. Late 19-century historic houses, some businesses, the Newton Congregational Church, and the Hyde School are located in the Newton Highlands Historic District. Boston architects designed brick buildings to replace old wooden schoolhouses in the 1890s. Hartwell and Richardson designed the Hyde School, which was dedicated in 1895. The first Brigham’s Ice Cream shop was located in Newton Highlands.

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