A mailbox that finishes the curb appeal.
Custom brick mailbox pillars with stone or concrete caps, matched to the house, with a solid footing, a clean design and room for the box and the house number.
- Design: Single or double mailbox, with lamp or number plaque
- Footing: Poured below the frost line
- Cap: Stone, cast stone or brick
What it is, and why it matters.
A brick mailbox is the first piece of masonry most visitors see. It sets the tone for the driveway and the house, and it has to survive mowers, snow plows and the occasional bumped bumper.
We build brick mailbox pillars and entry posts for homes in Nashville and the neighboring cities. Each one is designed to echo the brick on the house, with a proper footing below the frost line, tight tooled joints and a cap that sheds water.
Four things done right.
A real footing
A poured concrete footing keeps the pillar from tilting as the ground moves.
Matched brick
We pick a brick and mortar that echo the house.
A cap that sheds water
A sloped, overhanging cap keeps rain out of the joints.
Built for the curb
The size and position follow local rules and give the mail carrier easy access.
From first call to brick mailboxes.
- 01
Plan the pillar
We choose the size, brick, cap and spot, and note the box and any lamp.
- 02
Dig and pour
A footing is dug and poured, and the conduit is set if there is a light.
- 03
Build the pillar
Brick is laid in clean courses around the box with the cap on top.
- 04
Clean and finish
We clean the brick and set the box and plaque.
Brick Mailboxes across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Murfreesboro, Gallatin, Columbia and Dickson.
Brick Mailboxes: common questions
Do I need a footing for a brick mailbox?
Yes. A footing below the frost line keeps the pillar from shifting or leaning when the soil freezes and thaws.
Can the mailbox have a light?
Yes. We can run conduit in the footing and pillar for a lamp or low-voltage lighting, with the electrical work done by the right trade.
How do I get a price for brick mailboxes?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most projects start with a free visit.
Ready to talk about brick mailboxes?
A visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.