Condo Restoration in Massachusetts

Masonry work in occupied buildings means safety isn't just about our crew, it's about everyone in and around your property.

Before we touch anything, we walk the property, map out work zones, identify access points, and plan how materials and debris will be managed.

On-site, we use HEPA-filtered vacuums and wet-cutting techniques to control silica dust, and daily scaffold inspections ensure fall protection meets OSHA standards from start to finish.

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For property managers, that means site fencing, debris netting, overhead protection, and clearly marked pathways, so residents and pedestrians aren't navigating a hazard zone.

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Every JMS Masonry project is also overseen by our dedicated Health & Safety Officer, Keith Baker, who conducts jobsite audits, verifies compliance, and reviews incident prevention plans on an ongoing basis.

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We brief you on work zones, noise and dust controls, and the project schedule before work begins, and we stay reachable throughout. Because the best safety plan is one everyone understands.