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Masonry Contractor in South Boston, Boston, MA
South Boston is one of the Boston neighborhoods we serve every week. From Back Bay brownstones to triple-deckers in Dorchester, Boston masonry is old, soft-brick work that needs the right mortar and a careful hand. Whether it's a leaking chimney, a crumbling stoop, or a new patio, our licensed and insured crew handles it start to finish.
Response time in South Boston: Same-day estimates, most weeks
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Services
Masonry services in South Boston
Chimney Repair & Rebuilds in South Boston
Crown repairs, flashing, partial and full rebuilds above the roofline.
$650 – $6,500Brick & Stone Repointing in South Boston
Tuckpointing and joint restoration that stops water before it spreads.
$12 – $28 per square footRetaining Walls in South Boston
Engineered stone and block walls with drainage that actually works.
$55 – $145 per face footPatios & Walkways in South Boston
Bluestone, granite, and paver installations built on a frost-ready base.
$28 – $65 per square footStone Steps & Stoops in South Boston
Granite treads, rebuilt front stoops, and safe, level entries.
$2,400 – $12,000Foundation & Basement Masonry in South Boston
Fieldstone repointing, crack repair, and parging that keeps water out.
$1,500 – $18,000Stone Veneer & Facades in South Boston
Natural and thin stone veneer on chimneys, foundations, and exteriors.
$38 – $90 per square footOutdoor Fireplaces & Fire Pits in South Boston
Built-in fire features, grill stations, and pizza ovens in brick or stone.
$3,200 – $24,000Brick Repair & Replacement in South Boston
Spalled, cracked, and loose brick replaced and matched to your wall.
$450 – $5,500Historic Masonry Restoration in South Boston
Lime mortar, brownstone, and granite restoration for older homes.
$2,500 – $45,000Stucco & Foundation Parging in South Boston
Crack repair and fresh parge coats for foundations and stucco walls.
$600 – $4,500Masonry Waterproofing & Sealing in South Boston
Breathable water repellents and leak repairs for brick, block, and stone.
$500 – $4,000Brick Walls, Pillars & Columns in South Boston
Garden walls, driveway pillars, mailbox columns, and piers.
$1,200 – $15,000Indoor Fireplace & Firebox Repair in South Boston
Firebox rebuilds, hearths, surrounds, and smoke chamber parging.
$500 – $6,000Paver & Cobblestone Driveways in South Boston
Interlocking paver, cobblestone, and Belgian block driveways and aprons.
$4,500 – $40,000Emergency Masonry Repair in South Boston
Fast response for storm, vehicle, and collapse damage.
$400 – $8,000FAQ
South Boston masonry questions
Do you do masonry work in South Boston, Boston?
Yes. Ultimate Boston Masonry works throughout South Boston and all of Boston in Suffolk County, from chimney and brick repair to patios, steps, and retaining walls.
How fast can a mason come out to South Boston?
Same-day estimates, most weeks for South Boston and the rest of Boston. Estimates are free.
What masonry problems are most common in South Boston?
Chimney crowns and flashing, open mortar joints on older brick, heaved walkways, and crumbling front steps from salt and freeze-thaw are the calls we get most in South Boston.
Can you match the brick and stone on South Boston homes?
Yes. We source reclaimed and new brick and tint lime or Type N/O mortar so repairs blend with the original masonry.
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Guides
Helpful reading for homeowners
8 min read
How Much Does Chimney Repair Cost in Massachusetts?
Typical Massachusetts prices for chimney crowns, flashing, repointing and rebuilds, plus what makes a Boston chimney quote go up or down.
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What Is the Difference Between Tuckpointing and Repointing?
Plain-English explanation of repointing, tuckpointing, and pointing for brick homes in Boston, with when each is used and what each costs.
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Why Is My Chimney Leaking When It Rains?
The five most common causes of chimney leaks in New England homes, how to tell which one you have, and how each is fixed.
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