To the right you will see links to either 3 sided or full brick homes for sale in the Atlanta area that are priced from the low 100's to 2 million and we can help you with them all.
Brick . . . the world's most enduring and enjoyed building material
A brick home is more than a style. It's a personal reflection of those who live within. With brick you can dream any design, and transform it into a beautiful, living experience. It doesn't matter if your tastes tend toward Colonial or Contemporary, Classic or Modern, quietly understated in traditional lines or boldly announced in a look that's ahead of its time -- brick makes for an unmistakably individual home.
Brick embraces our sense of comfort and well-being, and makes us feel connected to our environment in beautiful colors that spring from nature itself: earthy browns; sunny and playful tans; whites muted as a shoreline or brilliantly crisp like a frosted wintry morning; reds rich, fiery and flashy; and the romance of delicately blushed roses and petal pinks.
Then, there is the look and feel. The true art of fine brickmaking is visible in the many textures and surface treatments that further define brick's signature look.
No other building material offers so many elegant ways to create detailing and unique architectural effects. In walls, windows, entryways and landscaping -- from vaulting arches to rising columns, subtle sills to expressive corner projections, sculpted chimneys to decorative bond patterns accentuating facades and pathways -- at very first glance, nothing leaves a more memorable impression than a brick home.
Why Brick?
Brick gives us everything that we desire in a home -- comfort, enduring beauty, style, craftsmanship and peace of mind. More importantly, brick delivers all that we need in a home -- permanence, stability, security, design integrity and long-term value. Throughout history brick has been chosen by those who want a home with character and a home that contributes increasingly to their investment.
RosewoodBrick's universal appeal is founded on several compelling qualities that are the hallmarks of fine home construction. Brick is virtually maintenance-free, standing up to the elements year after year with virtually no care required by the homeowner. Brick is resistant to moisture, pests, fire and damage, as well as relatively soundproof. The color of brick is permanent -- further ensuring that your home's beauty will never fade.
Brick's proven reliability passes the test of time in any climate. Its insulating capabilities and passive solar heat retention make brick equally suitable for southern summers and northern winters. Furthermore, brick's "thermal mass" prevents extreme temperature fluctuations on the outside of your home from affecting the comfort of you and your family.
Brick also provides lasting value to your home investment. Studies show that brick homes have higher resale values than their non-brick counterparts. And, brick contributes to lower utility bills and insurance premiums.
Let's not forget one more feature. . .
BRICK FAQ's from SWBrick
Why should I buy a brick home?
Nothing else can match the classic beauty and elegance of a brick home. Building with brick says, "You have arrived." But there's more to brick than just looks. Brick offers lasting value. It can enhance the resale value of your home by as much as 6 percent. Brick is virtually maintenance free. It doesn't rot, dent, or need to be painted and won't be eaten by termites. Brick is also energy efficient, keeping you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. In short, brick offers you a combination of advantages not found in any other siding material. The world's most beautiful and most practical homes are built with brick.
Is brick that much more expensive than other siding materials?
Brick costs more than some other commonly used siding materials because brick is a premium product, but it's not nearly as expensive as you might think. In many parts of the country, a new brick home will cost you only 3-5% more than a comparable vinyl-sided home. Other products, such as artificial stucco, cost about the same as brick, but are far less durable and require much greater maintenance and upkeep.
What kind of maintenance does a brick home require?
A brick home is virtually maintenance free. Brick is one of the oldest building materials in the world, and one of the reasons it's still so popular is brick's ease of upkeep.Brick never needs painting, never rots, will never be eaten by termites and will never dent or tear. Brick homes built hundreds of years ago still stand today. Is brick energy efficient? Brick is a building material that has exceptional "thermal mass " properties. Thermal mass is the ability of a heavy, dense material to store heat and then slowly release it. For you, this means that during the summer months your brick home stays cool during the hottest part of the day. During the winter, brick walls store your home's heat and radiate it back to you. Vinyl, aluminum, wood or EIFS (artificial stucco) are all thin, light building materials that don't have good thermal mass properties. The superior thermal mass qualities of brick have been known for centuries. Most notably, the Pueblo Indians in the Southwest used adobe masonry to moderate weather extremes and keep their homes comfortable.
How does brick impact my home insurance costs?
A brick home is fire resistant, pest resistant and weather resistant. Brick is such a strong and durable building material that your insurance companies may even offer you a discount on your home insurance costs. Check with your agent for more details.
Do brick homes have a better resale value?
Take a look through this Sunday's real estate section of your local newspaper and read the home listings. Notice how people always list brick as a primary selling point. Brick's beauty and practicality are always a plus when you resell. On average, a brick exterior adds 6% to the resale value of your home.
Are there many color options available with brick?
Brick is an all-natural building material that is made from a mix of clay and water that is then baked, or "fired," in a kiln until hardened. Different clays produce different colors, and there are many different types of clays. In addition, various natural coatings, such as sand and limestone, can also be added during the firing process to produce different colors, effects, textures and finishes. Even a brick's position in the kiln can affect the final look. When you combine these with the tonal varieties of today's mortars, you can see that your color choices in brick are virtually endless.
Where can I find out about my color options in brick?
Visit a brick showroom near you to review your options. You'll have the chance to review hundreds of brick and mortar combinations. For the brick showroom nearest you, you can look in the Yellow Pages under "Brick."
Does brick allow me to personalize the look of my home?
Brick is not a one dimensional product like stucco or siding. Brick allows you to personalize the look of your home with elegant detailing, such as arches and quoins, different bond patterns and special shapes. Brick expresses your personality and style like no other building product can.
