Knights Masonry & Foundation Waterproofing

Knights Masonry & Waterproofing has worked out of Framingham since 1985, and the volume of feedback backs up four decades in business: 119 Google ratings sit at five stars, part of a track record of 109 reviews across Google, BuildZoom, and independent contractor directories since 2024. The company describes itself as family-owned and locally run, covering Framingham, Boston, Concord, Marlborough, and the wider Middlesex County area, and BuildZoom independently scores it 90 out of 100. Chimney work comes up again and again in what customers say. One homeowner this spring had a chimney handled by a crew called "professional, arrived on time," with the work explained clearly from start to finish. Other jobs described are full chimney rebuilds — a stack taken down and rebuilt with new terracotta liners — rather than just patch repairs, pointing to a crew comfortable with structural masonry, not only cosmetic fixes. Waterproofing shows the same pattern. One homeowner had a foundation waterproofed in June and reports no leaks since. Another had a full roof replacement handled directly by Pat, who explained the plan without any pressure and kept the crew on schedule to a clean finish. A third had front steps and a patio redone within days of the estimate, at what they called a reasonable price. The last six months brought 22 reviews and none of them negative, in line with the longer history, and there's no specific complaint worth flagging. One reviewer did credit the crew with landscaping work on a family's property, a service that doesn't appear in the company's own list of what it does, so it's worth confirming exactly what's in scope before signing anything. A separate directory also places the business in Boston rather than Framingham, worth a quick check if location matters for a same-day call. For a chimney rebuild, a foundation leak, or a masonry patio in the Framingham-to-Boston corridor, the reviews point to a crew customers call back for repeat jobs and compare directly to competitors on price. Confirm the scope in writing before a larger job like a roof replacement or a full chimney rebuild gets started.