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The cost of bricks can vary depending on the type and specific requirements of your project. Often, shipping impacts the price of the brick due to the weight. For the most “affordable” option, choose bricks manufactured or stocked locally. US Brick regularly discounts bricks that are left over from special productions. It’s best to contact us directly for detailed pricing information.

You can explore our project archives for more pictures and detailed project information. Click here to request access, and an email will be sent with the archive link. For project addresses, it’s best to consult with your local supplier to find projects using the brick you’re interested in, or contact us directly using our contact form.

We regularly provide advice for brick matching. Submit your pictures through our contact form and we will respond with the closest matching options. We always recommend obtaining a sample to ensure it’s a precise match.

The best paint for brick siding is a high-quality, breathable masonry paint like our Rombabio. This type of paint allows moisture to escape, preventing damage to the brick and mortar and lasts significantly longer than a general exterior paint.

US Brick will occasionally have reclaimed brick available for purchase that is salvaged from old buildings being demolished or renovated. These bricks often have a unique, weathered appearance that adds character and a sense of history to a project. For more information, it’s best to contact us directly.

Thin brick is often more affordable than traditional full-size brick due to the reduced material costs and easier installation process. However, the overall cost can depend on the specific type and project requirements.

Average lead times for brick can vary based on the specific product and current demand. It’s best to contact US Brick directly for the most accurate and up-to-date lead times for your order.

Bricks generally do not require sealing, regular cleaning or pressure washing. However, sealing can help protect against moisture absorption and staining in certain environments especially when considering interior thin brick. We do not recommend pressure washing brick that has heavy sand coatings. For a flat, standard brick a low-pressure setting is advised. Always test a small area first.

Yes, our bricks are considered a green building material due to their durability, energy efficiency, and the fact that they are made from natural, abundant resources.