Masonry

Concrete and brick

Concrete and brick work for home improvements, additions, repairs, and remodeling projects. We focus on solid, carefully completed work that fits the needs of your property.

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Overview

Concrete and brick are durable materials, but repairs and additions still depend on proper preparation, accurate layout, and a finish that suits the surrounding property. A new walkway, patio, step, or brick surface should look like part of the plan rather than a patch added afterward.

Rated Renovations can help with concrete and brick remodeling in Memphis, Tennessee, whether the existing surface is damaged, the layout no longer works, or a renovation calls for a new hard surface. The scope is reviewed first so the work addresses the condition beneath the visible finish.

Symptoms

When to call

Cracks and broken edges

Cracks, chipped corners, and broken sections can make a concrete or brick surface difficult to use and harder to keep looking clean. The repair approach depends on how much of the surface is affected and whether a partial repair will leave an obvious transition.

An uneven walking surface

Raised sections, settled areas, and uneven joints create trip points around walkways, patios, entries, and steps. Reworking the affected area gives the surface a more consistent level and creates a better connection to the surrounding ground or structure.

A surface that no longer fits

Old concrete and brick layouts can leave too little room, poor access, or a finish that does not suit a remodeled home. Replacing or reworking the surface can make the area more useful while keeping the new work coordinated with what remains.

Worn or mismatched brick

Missing, damaged, or mismatched brick stands out at walls, borders, steps, and paved areas. Addressing the affected section as part of the larger scope helps the repair read as a finished surface instead of a collection of separate fixes.

Our process

How the work goes

  1. Review the existing area

    We look at the current concrete or brick, the surrounding surfaces, access to the work area, and the result you want. This helps define whether the project calls for a repair, replacement, or a larger layout change.

  2. Plan the scope and finish

    The work is laid out before removal or installation begins, including the dimensions, edges, transitions, and materials involved. The plan accounts for how the new surface will meet the existing property.

  3. Prepare the work area

    Damaged material is removed where needed and the area is prepared for the new work. Careful preparation gives the concrete or brick a sound base and keeps the finished surface aligned with nearby features.

  4. Install and complete the surface

    The new concrete or brick is placed, aligned, and finished according to the agreed scope. The area is then reviewed for clean edges, consistent joints, and a complete connection to the surrounding surfaces.

Scope

What the job includes

Quoted by the size and condition of the area, material selection, removal needs, access, and the amount of preparation required.

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  • Concrete repairs
  • Brick repairs
  • Surface replacement
  • Walkways and patios
  • Steps and entry areas

Concrete and Brick questions

Answers before you book.

More questions on our full FAQ page.

Can a damaged concrete or brick area be repaired instead of replaced?

Sometimes. The decision depends on the extent of the damage, the condition of the surrounding material, and how visible the repair will be. After reviewing the area, the scope can be based on a focused repair or a broader replacement.

What concrete and brick areas can be remodeled?

The work can be planned for areas such as walkways, patios, steps, entries, borders, and other concrete or brick surfaces included in the remodeling project. The exact scope depends on the condition and layout of the property.

Will the new work match the existing brick or concrete?

The existing surface is reviewed when choosing the approach and finish. Exact matches may not always be possible when materials have aged, but the layout, edges, and transitions can be planned to make the completed area look consistent.

How is concrete and brick work quoted?

The quote is based on the area being worked on, the selected material, removal and preparation, access, and whether the project is a repair, replacement, or new installation. The scope should be reviewed before the work begins.

A remodeling plan should
not become a moving target.

Tell us what you want to change, which part of the home is involved and what you want the finished space to do.

Start your remodeling project.

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