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Archive for March, 2007

St. Thomas By Glen-Gery Brick

  Glen-Gery Brick’s St. Thomas was used by this Frankfort (KY) homeowner to veneer their new home. The local office of Lee Brick and Block supplied all the masonry materials on this project and can help you choose and then deliver the brick for the exterior of your new home. Glen-Gery says ” Brick (is). [...]

Oxford By Hanson Brick

  This lucky Frankfort (KY) homeowner is surrounded on all four sides by Oxford by Hanson Brick. If you’re wondering if you should use brick for the exterior of your new home, Hanson says there are at least 5 good reasons to use a brick veneer. 1) Beauty 2) Durability 3) Energy Savings 4) Low [...]

Starbucks In Owensboro (KY)

  The Starbucks in Owensboro (KY) features integrally colored concrete masonry units supplied by Lee Brick and Block’s local office. This store was built by Marathon Builders of Dallas (TX) and they employed L.A. Buford, Inc., an Owensboro (KY) based masonry contractor.     The soft-white concrete masonry units you see in the photo below [...]

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Sioux City Brick Charleston Wellington Used In Greenville, KY

Back in 2004, the school corporation in Greenville (KY) demolished and then started to rebuild the Greenville Elementary School. The design team at RBS Design Group, located in Owensboro (KY) was put in charge of this 67,000 SF project.   In 2005, this project was completed under the watchful eye of David Construction, of Louisville, [...]

Keystone Retaining Wall Units

The Windsor Gardens Nursing Home that was featured here previously also has some nice looking Keystone Retaining Wall units.   If any of the residents care to take a stroll around the grounds, they’ll see a beautifully constructed, symmetrical retaining wall. Easy to maintain, years and years of lasting beauty and security are just a [...]

Richmond Caladium Brick Used At Windsor Gardens Nursing Home

The Windsor Gardens Nursing Home in Bardstown (KY) is a great example of one of our Caladium Series of face brick. BCD, Inc., also of Bardstown was the general contractor and was the overseer of this project, which included the Richmond (Caladium). All of the masonry materials were supplied by the Bardstown location of Lee [...]