Masonry Contractor in Medford, MA

Solid Masonry Work Built to Last

Professional stone and brick services that solve your structural problems the right way.

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Professional Masonry Services in Medford

What You Get With Quality Masonry

Your foundation stays solid. Your chimney works safely. Your outdoor spaces look incredible and handle New England weather without falling apart in two years.

When masonry work is done right, you stop worrying about water damage, structural issues, and costly emergency repairs. You get decades of reliable performance instead of Band-Aid fixes that fail when the next freeze-thaw cycle hits.

Quality stonework and brick repair mean your property value goes up, not down. You’re not dealing with the same problems over and over because the work was built to last from day one.

Medford’s Experienced Masonry Company

We Know Medford's Masonry Challenges

At Academy Masonry, we’ve been handling stone and brick work in Medford for years. We know all too well the impact of New England weather on masonry structures and what it takes to build work that survives harsh winters.

If you’re looking for cut-rate work, we’re probably not your team. But if you want a masonry contractor who does it right the first time, you’re in the right place.

We offer honest assessments, clear pricing, and long-lasting solutions—not quick patches. Quality takes time and experience, and we bring both to every project.

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Our Proven Masonry Repair Process

How We Handle Masonry Projects in Medfort

First, we assess the full scope of the issue—not just the visible damage, but the underlying causes that could lead to bigger problems down the road. We provide a clear, honest explanation of what needs to be fixed and why.

Next, we provide transparent pricing with no hidden fees or surprise changes. You’ll know exactly what the plan is and what it’s going to cost before any work begins.

Finally, our skilled masonry contractors complete the job using proper techniques and materials suited for New England weather. We clean up the site thoroughly and walk you through the finished work. The result? Reliable masonry that holds up season after season.

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Full Range of Stone and Brick Work

Foundation repair that stops water intrusion and prevents structural settling. Chimney work that removes safety risks and improves your home’s heating efficiency. Retaining walls and patios that are built to endure New England’s freeze-thaw cycles without cracking or shifting.

We handle everything from urgent repairs on failing walls to full restoration of historic stonework. That includes brick pointing, stone replacement, custom outdoor living features, and structural masonry that meets today’s building codes.

Each project uses materials selected for Medford’s climate conditions. No cookie-cutter fixes—just smart, durable solutions that hold up year after year.

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Masonry repair costs vary and depend on the scope of the damage and the type of work needed. Simple repointing might range from $8 to $15 per square foot, while more complex jobs like foundation repair or structural work can run anywhere from $1,500 to $15,000. The key is getting a clear, honest assessment—what needs attention now and what can safely wait. We give you a detailed estimate that breaks down labor, materials, and the timeline, so there are no surprises. Emergency repairs often cost more, but catching problems early usually saves you thousands compared to waiting until structural damage spreads.
Most residential masonry projects take between 2–5 days, depending on the size of the job and the weather. Small chimney repairs or minor foundation fixes might be done in a day, while larger retaining walls or full repointing work can take a week or more. Weather is a big factor—mortar needs the right conditions to cure properly. We won’t cut corners just to stay on schedule. You’ll get a realistic timeline from the start, and we’ll keep you updated if weather or unexpected issues cause delays. Emergency repairs are a priority and can often be handled within 24–48 hours.
Repointing involves removing deteriorated mortar and replacing it with new mortar while keeping the original bricks or stones in place. It’s a good solution when the masonry units are still in solid condition.Rebuilding is necessary when those bricks or stones are too damaged to save. It involves taking down and reconstructing the affected section entirely. Repointing usually costs less and helps preserve the original look, especially important on historic properties. But repointing when rebuilding is truly needed just delays the problem. We carefully assess both the mortar and the masonry itself to recommend the smartest long-term fix.
Yes, matching existing materials is a critical part of quality masonry work, especially for visible areas and historic properties. We analyze the existing mortar composition, color, and texture to create custom mixes that blend seamlessly. For stonework, we source materials that match the original as closely as possible, though exact matches aren’t always available for older or quarried stone. The goal is repairs that strengthen the structure without creating obvious patches that hurt your property’s appearance. This attention to matching takes extra time and skill, but it’s essential for maintaining property value and aesthetic appeal.
Absolutely. Structural masonry problems don’t wait for convenient timing, and we understand that safety issues need immediate attention. We prioritize emergency calls for situations like failing retaining walls, damaged foundations, or chimney problems that create fire hazards. Emergency service typically means we can assess the situation within 24 hours and provide temporary stabilization if needed while planning permanent repairs. Keep in mind that emergency work may cost more due to scheduling and material constraints, but preventing further damage or safety hazards is usually worth the premium compared to waiting weeks for standard scheduling.
Several signs indicate masonry problems that need professional attention soon rather than later. Cracks wider than a quarter-inch, especially horizontal cracks or step-pattern cracks following mortar joints, suggest structural movement. White powdery deposits on brick or stone indicate water infiltration issues. Loose or missing mortar that you can scrape out with a key means repointing is overdue. Leaning or bulging walls are serious structural concerns requiring immediate evaluation. If you’re seeing these issues, it’s worth getting a professional assessment even if the damage seems minor. Catching problems early almost always costs less than waiting until emergency repairs become necessary.