A.C. Masonry, Landscape & Construction

The jobs people kept hiring A.C. Masonry for are the ones nobody else wanted: a stone wall from the 1800s that needed repair, concrete steps on a hundred-year-old house, brick and flagstone stairs built in the 1940s. That is the through-line across its written record — old masonry, put back together. The Brockton company works across masonry, hardscape and landscaping: patios, retaining walls, pavers, stone and brick work, concrete driveways and repair, alongside lawn maintenance, plantings, hedge trimming, mulch and fencing. Its Better Business Bureau grade is A+. What customers wrote is unusually specific for a small contractor. A 2019 reviewer with an 1800s stone wall went "from bid to project completion in a matter of weeks" and said it came in on time and on budget. Another in 2019 asked them back to look at cement steps that had cracked, and they redid the work — "stands behind their work until it is completed completely to customer satisfaction". The most telling account is also from 2019: an accident on the property caused damage, the owner came out immediately, took responsibility, and the claim went through their liability insurance. In 2023 a homeowner described taking apart an old stucco wall, rebuilding the inside with pressure-treated wood, cementing the outside and painting it to match. Reviewers in 2019 and 2020 name Angela and Ramon by name. Two things are worth weighing. The written record is dated — the bulk of it lands in 2018 and 2019, with only a handful after. And the sites disagree sharply about them: Houzz shows 5.0 from 5 ratings while Angi and HomeAdvisor both show 4.4 from 26, and Thumbtack publishes 2.4 from 5. In 2022 an Angi reviewer left two stars with a pointed complaint: "Once you agree to a contract you have to honor the contract and do not change anything later on." A 2020 client, otherwise happy, thought the quote ran a little high. Good call for masonry repair on an older house — steps, stone walls, brick, flagstone. Get the scope and price in writing before work starts, and ask what has changed since 2019, because that is where most of what customers have written about them stops.