Our Brick Pillars Services in Atlanta
From a pair of driveway entry pillars to structural columns carrying a porch roof.
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Driveway Entry Pillars
Matched pairs flanking a driveway, sized in proportion to the frontage and often finished with caps, lighting or house numbers. The simplest way to give an Atlanta property a genuine sense of arrival.
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Porch and Portico Columns
Load-bearing brick columns carrying porch roofs and porticos, built around a reinforced core where the span requires it. Sized so they look substantial rather than spindly under the roof above.
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Structural Piers
Piers supporting beams, decks and floor structures, built to engineered specification with grouted cells and rebar. Correct footing depth and bearing area matter far more here than appearance.
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Fence and Gate Posts
Brick posts punctuating a fence run or carrying gate hardware. Gate posts take real cyclical load every time the gate swings, so these get heavier reinforcement and a deeper footing than a decorative pillar.
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Mailbox and Lamp Posts
Brick surrounds for mailboxes and lighting, detailed to match the house and set on footings deep enough to stay plumb in soft or sloping verges rather than leaning within a couple of years.
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Column Repair and Rebuild
Leaning, cracked or spalling columns straightened, repointed or rebuilt. A column that has moved is usually telling you about its footing, so we assess the base before deciding what the fix should be.
Why Choose Our Brick Columns & Pillars Company in Atlanta
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Plumb on Every Face
A column is seen from all four sides, so a lean nobody would notice on a wall is glaring here. Our crews run lines and check plumb continuously rather than sighting by eye every few courses.
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Footings Sized to the Load
A decorative pillar and a column carrying a porch roof need very different foundations. We work out what yours actually carries and dig accordingly, instead of applying one standard pad to every job.
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Reinforced Where It Counts
Tall or load-bearing columns get rebar and grouted cores. It is invisible once built and it is the difference between a column that shrugs off wind and gate load and one that develops cracks.
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Caps That Actually Shed Water
An open column top funnels rain straight into the core, and that is what freezes, spalls and cracks brick. Every column we build is capped with an overhang and a drip so water is thrown clear.
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Proportions Judged on Site
Column width and height have to relate to the house, the driveway and each other. We mock up dimensions before building, because a pillar that is slightly too slim looks wrong forever.
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Matched to Your Existing Brick
New columns beside an established Atlanta home need brick and mortar matched in colour and texture. We source and test against the house so the pillars look original rather than obviously added.