A masonry contractor that is actually from Murfreesboro.
Murfreesboro Masonry Co. is a brick and stone contractor based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, serving Rutherford County and its neighbors. Most sites ranking for masonry work here belong to Nashville companies with template city pages. Our crews, our phone number, and our published prices are local.
- Published pricing, invoice matches
- Mortar matched before we start
- Repairs from $400, no job too small
- Lime mortar for historic brick
Prefer to talk it through? Call (615) 558-8640. A Rutherford County line, answered locally.
Middle Tennessee brick fails on a schedule. Ours is built around it.
Rutherford County built its brick in waves: 1980s veneer around the Nissan boom, a huge belt of 1990s starter subdivisions, the 2000s growth ring, and today’s new construction at three thousand permits a year. Mortar laid at production speed starts failing at twenty-five to thirty-five years, which means the 1990s wave is failing right now, street by street. Add freeze-thaw winters, clay soils that move under footings, and steel lintels that rust and lift the courses above them, and you get the county’s standard repair list: washed-out joints, stair-step cracks over garages, leaning chimney stacks, and steps pulling away from stoops.
None of it is mysterious and most of it is affordable when caught early. What the market lacked was a contractor based here who says what things cost. Our prices are published, our mortar is matched to your wall before the job starts, and the older brick in places like Eagleville and the Woodbury square gets lime-based mortar, not hardware-store mix.
Six trades, one local crew.
Tuckpointing and repointing
Failed mortar ground out to proper depth and repointed with a mix matched to your wall in color and hardness. The fix for sandy joints, white staining, and rain tracking into the wall cavity.
Lintel and crack repair
Stair-step cracks over garage and window openings usually mean a rusted steel lintel, not a failing foundation. We swap the lintel, relay the courses, and match the brick so the repair disappears.
Chimney repair
Crowns, caps, exposed-stack repointing, and rebuilds above the roofline. Wood-burning chimneys on farm properties are a specialty; late summer is the season to book before the fall rush.
Brick mailboxes
The Middle Tennessee signature product. HOA-spec rebuilds after car strikes, new custom builds with stone caps, and per-subdivision packages for builders. Published flat pricing.
Retaining walls and hardscape
Segmental block and mortared stone walls with the drainage detail in the written quote, plus patios, steps, and entry columns. Engineered designs arranged for walls over four feet.
Outdoor kitchens and fireplaces
Real masonry fireboxes that draft on a cold night, grill surrounds, and seat walls, built to the yard and priced in writing before any deposit changes hands.
The prices are printed. No other masonry site serving this county does that.
Tuckpointing runs $8 to $15 per square foot. Brick mailboxes run $1,100 to $1,800 to spec. Chimney crowns start around $400, retaining walls run $30 to $60 per square foot of face, and lintel swaps land between $500 and $1,200 per opening. Every rival site, from the Nashville brands to the lead-gen shells, says cost “depends” and routes you to a phone call. Our cost guide publishes the whole table with what moves each number, and the invoice matches it.
Rutherford County and its edges, ranked by the brick.
La Vergne’s 1990s veneer, Smyrna’s two generations of subdivisions, Nolensville’s HOA mailbox streets, Eagleville’s pre-war Main Street: each area page covers what that town’s masonry actually needs and what it costs.
Tell us what the wall is doing. We’ll tell you what it costs.
Photos help: text a picture of the joint, the crack, or the mailbox with your call and the quote comes straight off the published table.