We handle all types of residential and commercial masonry, including:

• Custom brick mailboxes and decorative entry columns
• Retaining walls and seating walls
• Patios, fire pits, and outdoor kitchens
• Driveways and walkways
• Steps and stone columns
• Chimneys, fireplaces, and interior masonry
• Brick and stone repairs, repointing, and tuckpointing
• Concrete sealing and masonry waterproofing
• Neighborhood walls and commercial sign bases

Local Insight: Our team frequently works in Murfreesboro neighborhoods such as The Reserve, Indian Hills, and The Villages of Berkshire — delivering projects that perfectly complement each home’s style and HOA guidelines.

Pricing depends on materials, design, and project size. Here’s what Murfreesboro homeowners typically see:

Brick Mailbox: $1000 - $2500

Retaining Wall: $50 - $150 per linear foot

Patio or Walkway: $20 - $45 per square foot

Masonry Repairs: $300 - $900

Outdoor Fireplace: $4000 - $10,000+

We provide free written estimates so you’ll know exactly what your project will cost before we begin.

Yes — matching existing materials is one of our specialties. 

We source from local suppliers and use custom mortar matching to ensure new work blends seamlessly with your home’s exterior. 

Whether your home is older near downtown Murfreesboro or newer near Blackman or Siegel, we can create a consistent look.

Based on homeowner demand, here are the top five:

• Brick Mailboxes – Adds curb appeal and durability, often customized to match your home’s brick.
• Patios and Outdoor Kitchens – Perfect for entertaining in Murfreesboro’s mild seasons.
• Retaining Walls – Both functional and aesthetic for sloped properties.
• Driveways and Walkways – Long-lasting upgrades that instantly enhance your home’s value.
• Tuckpointing and Repairs – Keeps older masonry strong and weather-resistant.

We use a detailed, multi-step approach:

• Identify the source of damage (often moisture, settling, or improper materials).
• Carefully remove deteriorated mortar or brick.
• Replace with color-matched materials and reinforced bonding.
• Seal and finish for long-term protection.

Pro Tip: Don’t wait until cracks grow — small repairs early can save thousands in reconstruction costs later.

Properly installed and maintained masonry can last 50–100 years or more. 

We recommend periodic inspection and sealing every 5–10 years to prevent moisture damage, especially given Middle Tennessee’s freeze-thaw cycles.