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Allied Alameda Concrete and Masonry
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Masonry that keeps your home and yard solid in Alameda, CA

Allied Alameda Concrete and Masonry repairs and builds the brick, stone and concrete work around East Bay homes, choosing methods and materials that suit the age and build of each house.

Wide gray paver walkway with a curved dark border beside landscaped garden beds and a wooden fence.
  • Licensed and insured.
  • Free quotes on site.
  • Expect a reply within 1 business day.

Good masonry suits the house. We explain why before we start.

We're a masonry and concrete business based in Alameda, and we work across Oakland, Berkeley, San Leandro, Castro Valley and many cities around them. I left office work to learn the trade under an experienced East Bay bricklayer, and most of our calls still come from owners of older brick homes.

I'd rather show you why a wall needs a certain approach than ask you to take my word for it, so I look at the work with you and explain it in plain words. When something can't be known until the wall is open, I'll tell you so. You can read more on our About page.

About us

Brick, stone and concrete work. Repairs and new builds alike.

From repointing old brick to new walls and pavers, every job starts with my visit. Size, materials, access and permits set the price and timing, and my written estimate spells out your scope.

  • Backyard patio with a curved block fire-pit seating area, pavers, and an outdoor dining set.

    Foundation repair

    When a brick or block foundation cracks, crumbles or settles, we repair the masonry so the house above stays supported.

  • Stone veneer outdoor kitchen with a long bar, stone-clad columns, wood-beam pavilion, and rows of stools.

    Chimney repair

    Loose bricks, cracked caps and worn mortar on a chimney, fixed before water gets in and the damage spreads down the stack.

  • Outdoor kitchen beneath a dark wood pergola, with a stone-faced bar, dining table, and paved patio.

    Tuckpointing

    Tuckpointing replaces worn mortar joints and finishes them with a thin, crisp line, a good fit for older brick fronts that look tired.

  • Wide gray paver driveway beside a light-colored house with a red tile roof and palm trees.

    Brick repair

    Cracked, flaking or loose bricks cut out and replaced, with brick and mortar chosen to match the rest of the wall.

  • Large paved driveway of tan square pavers with dark accent bands beside a modern home and broad front steps.

    Driveway pavers

    A paver driveway laid over a packed base, so it carries your car and single pieces can be lifted and replaced later.

  • Curved stone retaining wall borders a raised garden in front of a gray house, with broad stone steps leading to the entry.

    Retaining wall construction

    Block, stone or brick retaining walls for sloped yards, built with drainage behind them so trapped water doesn't push them out.

  • Large driveway paved with pale rectangular slabs separated by strips of grass, in front of a house with two garage doors.

    Masonry restoration

    For brick and stone that has weathered for decades, we clean, repair and repoint in ways that suit the original materials.

  • A rough stone retaining wall steps up beside a dark wood house, with a paved patio and mountain view.

    Fireplace installation

    A new masonry fireplace or a rebuilt firebox, the brick-lined box that holds the fire, planned around your room and chimney.

  • Outdoor kitchen island with dark stacked-stone veneer, a pale stone countertop, and a built-in metal grill.

    Stone veneer installation

    Thin natural or manufactured stone set over walls, columns and foundations, giving a stone look without building a full stone wall.

  • Tan concrete block retaining wall runs beside landscaped shrubs and a black metal fence.

    Concrete block walls

    Property line walls, garden edges and outbuilding walls in concrete block, set on a proper footing and filled where strength is needed.

  • A block retaining wall frames illuminated stone steps leading to a house patio at dusk.

    Foundation block wall installation

    If you're adding on, building a garage or rebuilding, we lay new block foundation walls plumb on their footings, with steel where the design calls for it.

  • Covered outdoor kitchen and patio with stone masonry counters, a tall stone fireplace, dining area, and swimming pool.

    Outdoor kitchen masonry

    Brick, block and stone bases for grills, counters and ovens, so you have a solid place to cook and gather outside.

  • Paver walkway leading to a brick home’s stone steps, bordered by a curved stone planter wall and garden.

    Walkway construction

    Front walks and garden paths in brick, stone, pavers or concrete, laid on a firm base so they sit level underfoot.

  • Curving brick retaining walls border a cobblestone driveway beneath mature trees.

    Brick wall installation

    New brick garden walls, screen walls and planters, laid in a brick and pattern that suits the house they stand beside.

  • A gray stone outdoor kitchen has a U-shaped counter, stainless steel cabinets, and a covered grill on a tiled patio.

    Stone masonry

    Walls, steps, columns and planters built in natural stone, with each piece cut and fitted by hand to its neighbors.

  • A red brick walkway curves past a brick pillar, with pale mortar visible between the bricks.

    Brick pointing

    If your mortar joints are sandy, recessed or cracked, we rake them out and refill them so water stays out of the wall.

It starts with a conversation. It ends with a walkthrough.

I'm involved from the first visit to the final walkthrough, and our own small crew of masons does the work in between, with me checking in on site.

  1. Get in touch

    Call (510) 254-3205 or send the form with a few lines about the work, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time.

  2. The visit

    I come to your home myself, look at the masonry with you and explain what I see, including anything that can't be known until the work begins.

  3. Written estimate

    I send a written estimate that spells out the scope. It's free and carries no obligation, so you can take the time you need to decide.

  4. Work and finish

    Once you're ready, we take care of any permit or city approval, schedule the work and walk the finished job with you.

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Tell us about your masonry. I'll come and take a look.

Tell us what you're seeing and where the house is, by form or phone, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for my visit.

(510) 254-3205

Older houses need care. That's why owners call us.

  1. Mortar matched to your house

    We match new mortar and materials to the house you actually have, so repairs on older brick blend in and protect the wall rather than strain it.

  2. The owner writes your estimate

    I come out and write the estimate myself, so the person you speak with is the person responsible for your job.

  3. City steps explained, permits handled

    At the estimate I'll talk through what your city may ask for, and when a permit is needed, we file it and work with the city through inspections.

  4. Licensed in California and insured

    The state requires a contractor's license for work that needs a permit or costs $1,000 or more in labor and materials. We're licensed and insured.

An outdoor kitchen with stone masonry counters and stainless steel grills borders a narrow brick-and-stone paved walkway.

We treat your home with respect. From first visit to cleanup.

While we work, we cover plantings, lay boards where we carry materials across lawns and walks, and keep mortar and dust off your house and your neighbor's. We leave the site tidy each day, and when the job is done we clean up before we go, so what's left is the finished work. It's all backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

A gray stone paver patio has a dining table and wicker seating beside a low retaining wall and garden.

Based in Alameda. Working across the East Bay.

From Alameda we work in Oakland, Berkeley and many cities around them. If your city isn't listed, please call (510) 254-3205 or reach us through our contact page.

Have a masonry job in mind? Ask for a free estimate.

Call or send the form with a short note on the job, and we'll set a time for me to come out and see it.

Mon–Fri: 6 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun: 7 AM–11 PM

A gray interlocking paver driveway leads to a white house with a wooden garage door and landscaped planting beds.
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