TWC Phoenix – Boston Office
TWC Phoenix’s Boston office serves as the company’s masonry headquarters, continuing a legacy of craftsmanship that has defined New England’s skyline for nearly five decades. Formerly known as Phoenix Bay State Construction, this division established its roots in 1974 and moved into its current home, a converted brewery in Boston, in 1976. The move reflected the city’s broader urban renewal era and positioned the company at the heart of Boston’s construction and restoration community.
From complex new builds to intricate restorations, the Boston office delivers exceptional expertise in masonry and waterproofing. The team’s mastery spans natural stone, brick, block, cast stone, and terra cotta, making them a trusted partner for some of the region’s most architecturally ambitious projects, including the BU Center for Computing & Data Sciences, Toscano Family Ice Forum, Harvard Longwood Medical School, and Boston’s Harbor Towers.
The Boston team also leverages cutting-edge technology to improve performance and safety. A standout example is the PAM 35 Overhead Chipping Machine (PAM OVE), a highly efficient tool that reduces operator fatigue, controls silica dust, and increases productivity up to six times over traditional methods. Utilizing this innovative tool reflects TWC Phoenix’s ongoing commitment to craftsmanship, safety, and modernization. Today, as part of Greenwood Industries, TWC Phoenix Boston continues to set the standard for quality masonry and building envelope excellence, preserving Boston’s architectural heritage while shaping its future.
