All 6 of these arches were rebuilt by other companies multiple times, with proper practice but without the custom eyebrow angle irons. The led to costly replacement until they were all redone by Brick & Stone Master once and for all. These were done 5 years ago and are still in the same day 1 shape for Monticello in Southlake off of Continental Drive.

Our project managers are trained to evaluate your brick archway in a professional manor. We can then consult with you in the best direction moving forward. Our practiced our engineer backed.

These archways were lacking angle irons as they often do, even from a custom top of the line builder. We were able to completely rebuild both to now allow the customers to enjoy their back patio without the fear of the masonry crashing down at any given moment. See next photo for the put back.

Notice the sagging and masonry cracks from the ground. This arch was extremely unstable and a safety hazard to the homeowner at any given moment.

This is after we removed the loose section of the archway and installed a custom ordered angle iron that rest on either column below the arch. This supports and distributes the weight properly and will not allow the archway to drop.

All 6 entryway arches were replaced due to a lack of angle irons underneath them leading to dropping and failure on both sides of the building. These were rebuild in 2018 at Monticello in Southlake, Texas. The custom curved angle iron is shown in the picture.

The rear is before when the arch is sagging, the right is after demolition, and the front is after the demolition and the new angle iron has been set.

These horizontal cracks, or paint/ caulk lines on the solider courses are a sign of dropping and failure of the arch.