Burlington’s From Columbus Brick Co. Can Make Your Home The Envy Of The Neighborhood

 

 

The photo above is a great example of the look you can expect to achieve if you use Burlington from Columbus Brick Co. on the exterior of your new home.

The Owensboro (KY) location of Lee Brick and Block supplied this beautiful brick and the Keystone Country Manor retaining wall units.

 

 

 

Here’s a closeup view of the Burlington’s from Columbus Brick Co. 

The segmental retaining wall units you see in the photo below are Keystone Country Manor units and this is a great shot that shows the versatility of Keystone units and how easy it is to transition from brick wing wall, to retaining wall and even into a circular pattern, which makes great use of the space and recaptures valuable property and living space for these smart homeowners.

 

 

 

The photo below is a closeup shot of the Keystone Country Manor retaining wall units. 

 

 

For more information about using Keystone segmental wall units to enhance your property and recapture previously unusable yard space, contact your nearest location of Lee Brick and Block today.

Ozark Fieldstone From Mountain Stone Products

Need a couple of ideas about what you can do with Mountain Stone ?

Here’s a couple of photos to get your creative juices flowing.

If you need a chimney to blend in with the exterior of your home, we’ve got a Mountain Stone product that will do the job.

The chimney in the photo below is a great example. It enhances the home and blends in with the exterior color perfectly.

The homeowner needed a rustic look and Lee Brick and Block’s Owensboro (KY) location was able to provide just the right texture and colors with our Ozark Fieldstone.

And don’t shortchange your mailbox area.

The mailbox shown below is much better than a white plastic one. Mountain Stone’s Ozark Fieldstone on your mailbox will make your stop the highlight of your mailman’s day.

Contact your nearest location of Lee Brick and Block today to get more information on enhancing your building project with Mountain Stone.

Follow this link to visit the newly remodeled Mountain Stone website.

New Berea College Power Plant Enhances An Already Beautiful Campus

The beautiful campus at Berea College (KY) was recently enhanced by the addition of a new Power Plant building.

BA+ Architecture, of Bowling Green (KY), was the project architect and saw TSP Co., Inc., of Lexington (KY) install the Lawrenceville Brick Co.’s Old Salem face brick with Ochre mortar from Cemex.

The stone you see in both photos is from Rockcast. Their cast stone was used as sills, quoins, keystones and corbel units, in both smooth and splitface textures.

The General Contractor, Builders By Design, and the Construction Manager, Sodexho, are both from Bowling Green.

The masonry materials were supplied by the Lee Brick and Block location in Lexington (KY).

For more information about enhancing your next building project with brick or cast stone, contact your nearest location of Lee Brick and Block today.

New Mountain Stone Products Website

 

  

Have you seen our new and improved Mountain Stone Products website ?

We’re in the process of unveiling a new and improved site, so drop by and see if we’ve gone live with it yet.

All you have to do to get there is CLICK HERE.

When you get there, you’ll have a chance to …

Download some Resources

Learn about Installation

View all of our Products

… and more. So Click HERE to find out how you can use Mountain Stone Products to enhance your next building project.

Then, visit your nearest Lee Brick and Block location to see our Mountain Stone Products in use, up-close, or to get a sample you can use to plan your next building project.

 

Wyndall’s Foodland Uses Splitface Masonry Units

If you’d like to see two great colors, red and charcoal, integrally blended into a splitface concrete masonry unit, look no further than the Wyndall’s Foodland in Owensboro, KY.

R.L. Wilson Masonry, of Owensboro, was the mason contractor who installed these great looking units.

Collignon and Nunley Architects, also of Owensboro, was the architect who selected the use of and the colorization of the concrete masonry units. These units were installed under the watchful eye of Envision Contractors, the general contractor.
Load bearing masonry walls have been around a long time and have always given good service at a fair cost.

For a full screen view of either photo, just click on the image itself.

The splitface masonry units were supplied by Lee Brick and Block’s Owensboro location.

For more information on concrete masonry units and using them on your next building project, contact your nearest Lee Brick and Block location.