Puritan Masonry

Block Wall
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Block Wall Installation Services in Norfolk & Middlesex County

Block walls are constructed using various types of building blocks made from different materials. The choice of block depends on factors such as the purpose of the wall, the environment it will be exposed to, and the desired aesthetic. 

Here are some common types of block wall masonry:

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Block Wall Installation Services in Norfolk & Middlesex County

Block walls are constructed using various types of building blocks made from different materials. The choice of block depends on factors such as the purpose of the wall, the environment it will be exposed to, and the desired aesthetic.

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Types of Masonry Block Walls

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Concrete Blocks (Concrete Masonry Units - CMUs)

These are one of the most commonly used blocks in construction. They are made from a mixture of cement, aggregates (sand, gravel), and water. Concrete blocks come in various sizes, shapes, and densities, allowing for different load-bearing capacities.

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Retaining Wall Masonry Blocks

These specialized blocks are designed to create stable and sturdy retaining walls to hold back soil and prevent erosion

Brick block wall masonry Norfolk & Middlesex County Massachusetts

Masonry Clay Bricks

Clay bricks are made from natural clay, molded into shape, and then fired in a kiln. They are widely used for both load-bearing and non-load-bearing walls due to their durability, fire resistance, and aesthetic appeal.

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Masonry Decorative Blocks

Blocks with unique patterns, textures, or designs are used for decorative purposes in walls or as architectural features.

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Masonry Fly Ash Bricks

These bricks are made from a combination of fly ash (a waste product of coal combustion) and cement or lime. They are environmentally friendly and provide good thermal insulation.

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Interlocking Concrete Masonry Blocks

These blocks have unique shapes that allow them to interlock with each other, providing added stability without the need for mortar.

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Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) Masonry Blocks

 AAC blocks are lightweight, precast blocks made from natural ingredients like sand, cement, lime, and gypsum, mixed with an expanding agent. They have excellent thermal and sound insulation properties.

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Masonry Pumice Blocks

Pumice blocks are lightweight and have good insulating properties, making them suitable for certain construction applications.

Choosing the right type of block for your specific block wall project can really impact how much you love your new masonry block wall. We take into account factors such as load-bearing requirements, weather conditions, budget constraints, and desired aesthetics. We encourage you to consult with us. We’re qualified masonry contractors that can ensure the proper selection and installation of block wall masonry.

Puritan Masonry

Norfolk & Middlesex County Masonry Company

Service Areas

Arlington, MA

Avon, MA

Belmont, MA

Braintree, MA

Brookline, MA

Concord, MA

Dedham, MA

Dover, MA

Holbrook, MA

Hyde Park, MA

Lexington, MA

Milton, MA

Natick, MA

Needham, MA

Newton, MA

Norwood, MA

Quincy, MA

Roslindale, MA

Sudbury, MA

Waltham, MA

Wayland, MA

Westham, MA

Wellesley, MA

Westwood, MA

West Roxbury, MA

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