Green Brick Builders, LLC
general contractor
Austin
- Projects
- 6
- Permits
- 6
- Portfolio value
- $22.5K
Latest record · Jul 2024
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A Texas masonry contractor builds and repairs structures in brick, block, and stone — laying veneer and structural CMU walls, setting lintels and ties, tuckpointing and repointing mortar joints, and building chimneys, fireplaces, and site walls. Scope typically covers scaffolding, mortar mix and cleaning, and flashing and weep detailing behind the veneer.
Residential masonry is mostly brick and stone veneer over a framed wall, plus fireplaces and site walls. Commercial masonry adds structural and reinforced CMU that carries building loads, engineered grouting and reinforcement, and taller scaffolded elevations — work that is inspected against a structural design rather than installed as cladding over a frame.
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