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- 5 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 22 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Named craftsmen — reviews credit Patrick and Jerry directly across many jobs
- Waterproofing results — reviews cite long-standing basement leaks finally stopped
- Failed prior repairs fixed — reviews cite masonry redone after other contractors' patches failed
- Revoked HIC license — state registry shows the license revoked
- Templated review cluster — five reviews in a five-day window share near-identical phrasing
iFix Masonry & Home Improvements is a Canton-based masonry and home-improvement contractor working across Greater Boston — Brookline, Cambridge, Waltham, Newton, Canton, Dedham, and West Roxbury among the towns it names — doing everything from granite stair replacements to basement waterproofing to chimney rebuilds. The volume of specific, varied work described in reviews is real: the owner, Patrick, comes up repeatedly for masonry jobs, including several front-stair and wall repairs where earlier patch jobs by other contractors had already failed, a full chimney rebuild paired with new granite stairs, and one job replacing a crumbling set of concrete front stairs with a mason called in after 'kiss and patch' fixes kept deteriorating. Crew lead Jerry is named just as often for patio, walkway, and driveway work, with one customer describing four separate projects with the company over time. Basement waterproofing shows up again and again too — several reviews describe long-standing water infiltration finally stopped, in one case with a French drain added alongside stucco and sealant work on a leaking bulkhead. The most important thing to know: Massachusetts registry records show iFix's home improvement contractor license has been revoked. That's a serious mark against a masonry and home-improvement business and worth asking about directly before hiring. Separately, five reviews posted within a five-day window in March 2025 stand out — polished, marketing-style language ('outstanding work,' 'exceeded our expectations') repeated across different job types, in a noticeably different voice from the more typo-ridden, individually written reviews everywhere else. For masonry, waterproofing, and chimney work in the Canton and Greater Boston area, the written praise for actual completed jobs is deep and specific — but the revoked license is the kind of thing that should be resolved, in writing, before any contract is signed.
What does basement waterproofing cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Ifix Masonry & Home Improvements. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Not sure which you need? Start with an inspection — many reputable companies assess free, and independent assessments run up to $500.
The wall run getting the drain — a full 30×40 ft basement is about 140 ft.
Estimated range
$7,600 – $15,000
Typical waterproofing project around $11,300
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