Our Brick Fireplace in Atlanta
Indoors and out, from a full masonry build to refacing what you already have.
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Indoor Masonry Fireplaces
Complete builds from footing to flue, with a firebrick-lined box, correctly proportioned throat and smoke chamber, and a hearth extension sized to code. Built to draw cleanly rather than smoke into the room.
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Outdoor Fireplaces
Full-height patio fireplaces with a raised hearth, chimney and often integrated wood storage or seating. The single most effective way to keep an Atlanta outdoor space usable through the cooler months.
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Chimney Breasts and Surrounds
Exposed brick chimney breasts running floor to ceiling, and surrounds framing an existing opening. This is the part everyone sees, so brick selection and joint consistency carry the whole result.
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Fireplace Refacing
Dated or damaged surrounds stripped and refaced in brick or thin veneer over a sound existing structure. A dramatic change to a room for far less than a full rebuild, provided the firebox behind is safe.
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Firebox Rebuilds
Cracked or spalled fireboxes cut out and relined with firebrick and refractory mortar. Ordinary brick and mortar fail quickly at firebox temperatures, and a deteriorated box is a genuine safety issue.
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Pizza Ovens and Fire Features
Wood-fired ovens and combination fireplace-and-oven builds for outdoor kitchens, built with proper insulation and thermal mass so they reach and hold cooking temperature rather than just looking the part.
Why Choose Our Brick Fireplace Construction Company in Atlanta
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Proportions That Make It Draw
Opening size, throat, smoke shelf and flue area have to relate to each other. We size them to established ratios, because a beautiful fireplace that smokes into your living room is a failed fireplace.
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Firebrick and Refractory Mortar
Standard brick and mortar break down under repeated firing. Everywhere flame touches gets firebrick set in refractory mortar, which is the difference between decades of service and cracking in two winters.
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Built on a Real Foundation
A masonry fireplace and chimney weigh several tons. We pour a footing sized for that load on stable ground, rather than building onto a slab that was never designed to carry it.
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Clearances and Code
Combustible framing clearances, hearth extension dimensions and flue termination heights are safety requirements, not suggestions. We build to them and coordinate inspection where the work requires it.
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Weather Detailing Outdoors
Outdoor fireplaces need a capped chimney, a crown that sheds water and materials that cope with Atlanta humidity. Without those details, an outdoor build deteriorates far faster than an interior one.
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Licensed, Insured, Experienced
Fireplaces combine structural load, heat and life safety, so this is not general handyman work. We are fully licensed and insured, and can show you fireplaces we built years ago still in weekly use.