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Archways

A well-built arch is the detail people remember about a house. We build brick and stone archways for entries, porches, windows, gates and gardens.

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The finished brick and stone house front, with the repaired stone arch over the entry

How we do it

We build each arch over a form cut to the exact curve and keep the joints even all the way around. A keystone or soldier course finishes it when the design calls for one.

Arches can be part of a new home or added to an existing one: an arched entry on a porch, an opening between a patio and a yard, or a freestanding garden arch.

Knowing you want an arch somewhere is enough to start. We'll look at the spot with you and work out the shape and size before you commit.

What's included

  • Arched front entries and porches
  • Arched windows and door openings
  • Segmental, elliptical and full half-round arches
  • Garden and gate arches
  • Keystones and cast stone accents

Our work

Brick house with a stone tower; the arch over the front entry is covered with a blue tarp during the repair, with loose stone on the drive
During
Close-up of the entry arch during the repair, under a blue tarp above the brick arch
During
The finished brick and stone house front, with the repaired stone arch over the entry
After

Arched entry repair

A big repair on a home's stone entry arch. We repaired the arch and reinforced it with an arch lintel.

Front of a new home with a rough natural stone entry arch set into light brick walls
The stone entry arch and brick front seen from the walk, with stone columns at the porch
Angled view of the stone archway and brick walls of the new home

Stone and brick home with an arched entry

Rough natural stone and brick on a new home, with a stone archway over the front entry.

Light stone gable on a new home with a brick surround around a tall arched window, scaffolding still up
During

Stone gable with an arched window

Light stone on a new home's gable, with brick framing a tall arched window.

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Questions we hear about archways

Can you add an arch to an existing brick house?

Often, yes. We'll look at the opening, the structure above it and the brick you have, then tell you what's possible and how we'd match the existing work.

Brick or stone: which is better for an arch?

Both work well. Brick gives crisp, regular joints; stone gives a more rustic look. We'll show you examples of each and help you pick what suits the house.

  • Large two-story brick custom home with dark gables and a covered front porch on a sloping lawn

    Custom Homes

    Full brick and stone exteriors for one-of-a-kind homes.

  • Brick manor with pale cast stone door surround, window heads and dormer trim under a blue sky

    Cast Stone

    Sills, surrounds, keystones and columns, set true.

  • Long tan brick perimeter wall with evenly spaced piers running along a curving street

    Screening Walls

    Privacy and perimeter walls on footings built for clay.

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Start with a free estimate.

Tell us about the project and we'll walk it with you. From there: a written, line-item estimate; samples matched and permits handled; an owner-led build; then cleaning, sealing and your written warranty.

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