Atlanta Brick Veneer Installation

Full brick facades and thin veneer applied over a properly detailed wall — the look of solid masonry without rebuilding the structure.

Brick Veneer Detailed To Keep Water Out

Brick Veneer Installation in Atlanta

Brick veneer installation in Atlanta gives you the weight and warmth of a solid brick home without touching the structure behind it. A veneer is a single wythe of brick carried on a ledge and tied back to the wall, so it delivers the appearance and durability of full masonry at a fraction of the cost and disruption.

What separates a veneer that lasts from one that causes trouble is entirely in the cavity behind it. Brick is not waterproof — it absorbs and releases moisture constantly. The air gap, weather-resistant barrier, flashing and weep holes are what let that water escape instead of finding your sheathing.

We install full-thickness and thin brick veneer across metro Atlanta on new builds, additions and refacing projects, detailing the cavity properly so the wall performs as well as it looks.

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Our Brick Veneer Solutions in Atlanta

Full facades, single elevations, refacing and repair — matched to the house and detailed to shed water.

  • Full-Home Brick Facades

    Complete veneer wrapping a new build or an existing framed house, carried on a proper brick ledge and tied at the correct spacing. The result reads as solid masonry from the street and behaves like it in weather.

  • Thin Brick Veneer

    Real fired brick cut thin and adhered to a prepared substrate, ideal where there is no ledge to carry full brick. Perfect for interior feature walls, chimney breasts and refacing over existing surfaces.

  • Accent Walls and Wainscot

    Partial veneer to a sill line, around an entry, or on a single gable end. A well-judged accent gives a plain elevation weight and texture without the cost of wrapping the entire property.

  • Refacing Tired Exteriors

    Dated siding or painted block covered in brick veneer, transforming a facade in a way paint never can. We check the structure can carry it and detail the drainage plane properly before any brick goes up.

  • Additions Matched to Existing

    New extensions veneered in brick blended to the original house. Matching a weathered Atlanta brick takes sourcing and mortar tinting, and we test panels on site before committing to the full elevation.

  • Veneer Repair and Rebuild

    Bulging sections reset, failed ties replaced, cracked areas cut out and rebuilt, blocked weep holes reopened. Most veneer failures trace to water or ties, and we address the cause rather than the surface.

Why Choose Our Brick Veneer Installation Company in Atlanta

  1. We Detail the Cavity Correctly

    The air gap, weather barrier, through-wall flashing and weep holes are what keep a veneer wall dry. We install every one of them to spec, because this is where cheap veneer work quietly fails within a few years.

  2. Ties at the Right Spacing

    Veneer carries no structural load but must be tied back against wind. We fix corrugated or adjustable ties at the correct vertical and horizontal spacing, fastened into framing rather than sheathing alone.

  3. Brick Matched on Site

    Colour, texture and size vary more than catalogues suggest, and Atlanta brick weathers distinctly. We bring samples to your property and lay a test panel so you approve the real thing in real daylight.

  4. Ledges and Lintels Checked First

    Full brick veneer is heavy and needs something to stand on. We verify the foundation ledge and window and door lintels can carry it before quoting, rather than discovering a problem at first course.

  5. Clean Mortar Work

    Consistent joint width, a deliberate profile and tidy struck joints are what make a veneer wall look professional. Our crews strike as they go and clean down properly instead of leaving smeared faces to scrub later.

  6. Licensed, Insured, Local

    We are a fully licensed and insured Atlanta masonry contractor, and we can show you veneer we installed several seasons ago so you can judge how the mortar, colour and joints have actually held up.