Professional Masonry Services in Allendale, NJ
Allendale’s stately Colonial and Tudor homes framed by evergreen trees—along streets like Crescent Avenue, Brookside, and Franklin Turnpike—deserve masonry that respects history and resists harsh winters. Nestled about 25 minutes (roughly 18 miles) from our Elmwood Park headquarters, E Pro Construction is just a short drive away. John and our crew bring 27 years of masonry services experience directly to Allendale’s doorsteps. If you see spalling brick or crumbling mortar near Crestwood Lake or along routes near the Allendale train station, call us now at (862) 232-6765.
We know that Allendale’s freeze–thaw cycles, clay soils, and older homes pose unique challenges to bricks, chimneys, patios, and retaining walls. That’s why John answers personally and we back all work with a 1-year guarantee. As a fully licensed and insured contractor (NJ License #13VH12693500), we treat your home like it’s ours.

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Why Allendale Homeowners Trust E Pro Construction
We pride ourselves on being close—both geographically and in relationship. Because we’re just a drive away from Allendale, we can respond faster. Most calls from Allendale homeowners receive a reply in 24 hours, and often we schedule a site visit the same day. For urgent repairs, our 24/7 emergency masonry service has your back when a chimney or wall gives way overnight.
We’ve worked extensively in neighborhoods like Brookside, Crescent Avenue, Allendale Avenue, and near the downtown district around the NJ Transit station. We hold NJ license #13VH12693500, carry full insurance, and have pulled permits through Allendale’s building department dozens of times. That local familiarity means you never worry whether the job will pass inspection.
Allendale’s architecture is charming but exacting: many homes are Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, or early 20th-century brick styles. Matching historic brick color, grain, and mortar mix is critical. We source materials from regional suppliers who stock bricks and stone to match vintage homes along Franklin Turnpike, around the John Fell House, or near Crestwood Park.
When bricks begin to crack from freeze–thaw damage, or chimney flashing fails near the train station, we know how to diagnose and fix it. We use breathable mortars (often Type N in historic sections), incorporate proper flashing and damp-proofing, and plan for drainage suited to Allendale’s clay substrate.
Our approach builds trust: John often answers your call, we provide a free, detailed estimate with no pressure, and every job includes a 1-year workmanship guarantee.
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Our Masonry Services in Allendale
We handle a full suite of masonry work throughout Allendale, tailoring each project to the local style, climate, and site constraints you see in communities near the Celery Farm and downtown Allendale.
We manage brick repair & replacement across Allendale, from Brookside to near the NJ Transit station. Many Colonial homes in town depend on original red clay bricks. When mortar fails, we carefully remove deteriorated joints and install matching brick and proper lime-modified mortar so the patch blends seamlessly in both texture and strength.
Our stone veneer installation is ideal for adding character to foundations or accent walls in newer homes built in the Ridgewood–Allendale corridor. We select stone colors that echo local geology so your addition looks original from day one.
When your chimney needs repair or rebuilding, whether near Crestwood Lake or along Franklin Turnpike, we inspect crowns, flues, and flashing. We reinforce with stainless steel liners, install correct step and counter flashing, and rebuild portions with masonry that matches your home’s style to prevent leaks or collapse.
Repointing and tuckpointing is perhaps the most common need in Allendale’s older masonry. We remove failing mortar to a proper depth and insert breathable mortar to restore structural strength. In historic homes around John Fell House or near trolley track remnants, we often use a softer mortar (Type N or even mortar with lime) to avoid damaging adjacent masonry.
For concrete patios & walkways, we pour slabs with expansion joints calibrated for seasonal movement. We integrate proper slope and drainage so water sheds away from your foundation. Many Allendale lots slope subtly toward the Celery Farm side—so drainage matters.
We build front and back steps that complement your home’s facade, whether for Tudor or Colonial styles. We include non-slip finishes or aggregate surfaces suited to Allendale’s snow and ice conditions.
Retaining walls in Allendale must contend with clay soil and water pressure. We dig down to stable subgrade, install proper drainage (French drains, perforated pipe), backfill with clean stone, and build walls that resist frost heave. This is especially important for homes on sloped lots near the borough’s edges toward Mahwah or Saddle River.
Our foundation repair & waterproofing service addresses masonry cracks, bowing foundations, or seepage in basements. We use wall anchors, underpinning, or interior waterproofing systems when needed to stabilize and protect.
Because masonry emergencies happen, we offer emergency masonry repairs 24/7 throughout Allendale. Whether a fallen chimney, collapsing wall corner, or severe spalling after a storm, we mobilize rapidly to secure the site, make temporary repairs, then follow with permanent restoration.
What Masonry Services Cost in Allendale, NJ
Masonry costs in Allendale vary based on scope, materials, and site conditions. Here are typical ranges:
- Brick repointing: $25 to $45 per square foot, depending on mortar depth and brick condition.
- Chimney repairs or rebuild: $1,500 to $6,000+, depending on how much must be rebuilt and whether flashing or liners are required.
- Patio installation: $15 to $35 per square foot, based on paver vs poured concrete, drainage, and design complexity.
- Steps (front/back): $300 to $2,500+, depending on size and materials.
- Retaining walls: $40 to $120 per square foot of wall face, depending on height, drainage, and reinforcement.
- Foundation repair & waterproofing: $3,000 to $15,000+, depending on crack repair, stabilizing, and interior systems.
- Emergency repair work: usually starts at $500 and up, depending on damage severity and mobilization.
Important cost factors in Allendale include seasonal labor rates, clay soil requiring extra excavation, matching historic bricks or stone, permit and inspection fees from the borough, and site access challenges (tight driveway, narrow alleys).
These prices are estimates only. Final costs depend on project specifics. Every Allendale project gets a free, no-obligation estimate at your home. Transparent pricing. No hidden fees. Call (862) 232-6765 to schedule.
Common Masonry Problems in Allendale Homes
Freeze-Thaw Damage & Spalling
Allendale sees 30–40 freeze–thaw cycles in winter. Moisture enters mortar joints or micro-cracks, freezes, and flakes the surface off bricks—especially on north-facing walls or chimneys near Crestwood Lake’s microclimate. You’ll see white efflorescence, crumbling mortar, or missing brick edges. We remedy this by repointing with breathable mortar, adding weep holes, and directing water out.
Rising Damp / Basement Seepage
Homes built mid-century often lack footing waterproofing. Allendale’s clay soils retain moisture, driving water upward into foundation walls and damaging brick or stone veneer. Signs include salt stains, loose plaster, or mold. Our fix: inject epoxy or polymeric grout, apply waterproof membranes, and install interior drainage.
Chimney Leaks & Failed Flashing
Faulty step flashing between roof and chimney, worn counterflashing, or cracked chimney crowns can let water seep along the stack. In Allendale, chimneys near the station or around busy streets must take extra weathering. Homeowners may notice damp patches, flaking inside the fireplace, or rust stains. We replace flashing correctly and rebuild crowns with proper pitch.
Cracked Mortar Joints & Structural Separation
Older homes—especially Colonial style homes around neighborhoods like Brookside—sometimes show cracked mortar or separation between chimneys and walls. Causes include settling, tree roots, or freeze stress. Left unmanaged, cracks grow, bricks loosen, and leaks escalate. We open up full-depth joints, insert proper reinforcement, and repoint with matching mortar.
Stains, Efflorescence & Biological Growth
Excess moisture that doesn’t drain causes white salt deposits or moss/lichen growth on brick facades. You’ll see streaks or fuzzy patches especially on shaded sides near Crestwood Park or the Celery Farm. We clean using low-pressure gentle methods (avoiding damage), then apply breathable masonry sealers to help minimize recurrence.
Addressing any of these early saves hundreds—or thousands—down the line.
Our Proven Masonry Process
Step 1: Free Inspection & Consultation
We arrive on site (usually within 24 hours) to inspect your brick, stone, foundation, or chimney. We look for cracks, moisture paths, substrate conditions, drainage issues, and match materials. This takes 30 to 60 minutes.
Step 2: Detailed Written Estimate
Within a day or two, we email you a full scope of work, itemized pricing, timeline, and material specs. No surprises. No hidden costs.
Step 3: Permit Handling & Scheduling
We submit necessary permit applications to Allendale’s building office, coordinate scheduling, inspections, and keep you informed. You only deal with us, not multiple contractors.
Step 4: Professional Execution
Our crew arrives punctually, does prep work, demolition, masonry, cleanup, and progress checks. We typically use 2–4 skilled masons and a foreman. Daily cleanup is standard.
Step 5: Final Walkthrough & Guarantee
We walk the finished work with you, inspect every joint, flashing detail, and surface. Then we activate the 1-year workmanship guarantee. If any issue arises, we return and fix at no cost.
We’ve completed hundreds of masonry projects in Allendale using this exact process. You’ll always know what to expect.
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26+ years
Paving the way with happy and satisfied customers


26+ years
Paving the way with happy and satisfied customers


Serving Allendale Since 1997
Since December 1997, E Pro Construction, LLC (100 North Street, Elmwood Park, NJ 07407) has held its roots in Bergen County. Over these 27+ years, our crews have rebuilt chimneys near the historic John Fell House, repointed facades in homes around Crestwood Park, and constructed retaining walls for properties sloping toward the Celery Farm. We understand that many Allendale homes were built in the early 1900s or mid-century, and matching brick tone, mortar color, and joint style is a craft.
We’ve built relationships with Allendale’s building department, allowing us to streamline permit approvals. Neighborhoods like Brookside and Crescent Avenue have trusted us repeatedly for brick-to-stone transitions, foundation waterproofing, and masonry restoration. We source local brick and stone from regional suppliers who stock materials that match Allendale’s architectural era.
This is local work by local hands. You’ll see our name on jobs around your block—sometimes repairing chimneys of neighbors. We’re not a fly-by-night business. We intend to be here decades from now.
These reviews reflect what we hear often from Allendale homeowners: quick response, quality work, and transparent pricing. We maintain a 4.9-star Google rating from over 100 verified customers across Allendale and northern New Jersey.
Ready to join our list of satisfied Allendale customers? Call (862) 232-6765 for your free estimate.
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Call (862) 232-6765 and John will answer personally. We’ll schedule your free estimate within 24 hours (often same day). No pressure, no obligation—just honest guidance and smart solutions.
You can also email us at info@eproconstruction.us or visit our contact page. We serve Allendale and nearby communities—Wyckoff, Ramsey, Ridgewood, Mahwah, Waldwick—and all across northern New Jersey. Our 24/7 emergency service means we’re ready when you need us most.
From small repairs to full restorations, we treat every project with the care and craftsmanship that’s kept us going since 1997. Your Allendale home deserves masonry that lasts. Let’s get started.
Contact E Pro Construction Today:
- Phone: (862) 232-6765
- Email: info@eproconstruction.us
- Address: 100 North Street, Elmwood Park, NJ 07407
- Hours: Mon-Sun 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM (24/7 emergency)
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Frequently Asked Questions About Masonry in Allendale
1. How much does masonry repair cost in Allendale?
Costs depend on project size, material, site access, and permit requirements. For example, repointing might run $25–45 per square foot, chimney rebuilds $1,500–$6,000+, patios $15–35/ft², etc. We always provide free estimates after on-site review.
2. Do I need a permit for masonry work in Allendale?
Yes, many masonry jobs (chimney rebuilds, retaining walls, structural repairs) require permits in Allendale. We handle all permit paperwork, inspections, and coordination with the borough for you.
3. How long does brick repointing last in New Jersey weather?
With proper mortar and drainage, repointing can last 15 to 30 years in our climate. The trick is using breathable mortar and letting moisture escape instead of trapping it behind rigid patching.
4. What’s the best time of year for masonry repairs?
Spring and fall are ideal—moderate temperatures allow mortar curing without freezing risk. Winter slows curing, and summer’s heat accelerates it (sometimes too fast). That said, we do 24/7 emergency repairs even in winter.
5. How do I know if my chimney needs repair?
Look for leaning or bulging brick, cracked mortar, spalling surfaces, water stains inside flue or on walls, damaged crown, or rusted flashing. These are warning signs that repair is overdue.
6. Can you match historic brick in Allendale’s older homes?
Yes. Over years we’ve developed relationships with regional brick suppliers and reuse programs. For homes near the John Fell House or older downtown homes, we can closely imitate color, texture, and mortar joint style.
7. How long does a typical masonry project take?
Small jobs (repointing, crack repair) might take 1–2 days. Chimney rebuilds or foundations might take 3–7 days (or more, depending on complexity). Weather and permit timing also affect duration.
8. Do you offer financing or payment plans?
We accept credit cards, checks, and sometimes offer in-house financing for larger jobs. Ask us when scheduling your free estimate.
9. What’s included in your free estimate?
We perform an in-home inspection, analyze structure and site, propose materials, detail labor and costs, timeline, permit handling, and warranty coverage. You’ll see exactly what’s included—no omissions.
10. Are you insured and licensed in Allendale?
Absolutely. We are fully licensed (NJ #13VH12693500) and insured for all masonry work. We carry liability and worker’s coverage. We handle local inspections and back our work with a 1-year workmanship guarantee.
11. What if I have a masonry emergency?
We respond 24/7 to urgent needs—collapsed brick, leaning chimney, sudden cracks, or storm damage. Typically we secure the site within hours, then schedule permanent repair.
12. How do I maintain masonry after repair?
Inspect annually, clean gently (low pressure or hand wash), keep gutters in good repair to prevent water run-off, avoid sealing with non-breathable coatings, and clear plant growth or vines from masonry surfaces.