Cracked, spalled or missing brick, made whole again.
Damaged brick cut out and replaced one at a time, with matching brick and mortar, so the wall is sound again and the repair does not shout.
- Scope: A single brick to a whole section
- Match: Salvaged or new brick chosen to blend
- Mortar: Mixed to match the strength and color

What it is, and why it matters.
Brick lasts a long time, but individual bricks can crack, spall or loosen from moisture, freeze and thaw cycles, settling or a bump from a vehicle. A damaged brick lets water into the wall, and small problems tend to grow if they are left alone.
We find out why the brick failed, then repair the cause and the damage. In Nashville and across Middle Tennessee that can mean cutting out and replacing single bricks, rebuilding a small section or fixing the drainage that was soaking the wall.
Four things done right.
Cause before cure
We look for water, settling or missing flashing so the new brick is not damaged the same way.
A careful cut-out
The old brick and mortar come out without chipping the bricks around them.
A match that blends
Brick and mortar are tested against the wall in daylight before they go in.
Tight, tooled joints
New mortar is packed and tooled to match the joints that are already there.
From first call to brick repair and replacement.
- 01
Inspect the wall
We find every damaged brick and look for the reason it failed.
- 02
Choose the match
You see the replacement brick and a mortar sample, with the price in writing.
- 03
Cut out and replace
Bad bricks are removed and new ones are set in a fresh mortar bed.
- 04
Tool and clean
Joints are tooled to match, the wall is cleaned and the debris is hauled away.
Brick Repair and Replacement across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Murfreesboro, Gallatin, Columbia and Dickson.
Brick Repair and Replacement: common questions
Why is my brick flaking?
Flaking, called spalling, usually comes from water that freezes inside the brick, or from a hard mortar or a coating that traps moisture. We look at the wall to find which it is.
Can one damaged brick be replaced?
Yes. A mason can cut out a single brick and set a new one in its place. The trick is a good match and a careful job, so the repair does not weaken the bricks around it.
How do I get a price for brick repair and replacement?
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 repair and replacement?
A visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.



