The Brick Tour.
We understand building projects often come with a lengthy list of decisions and time constraints. The selection process can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to making a forever decision such as brick. The brick tour is our way of helping you pick out the perfect look for your home or project. Our tour is the most effective and efficient way to simplify the decision-making process.
Here’s how it works:
Step One.
We begin with some general questions about color and texture while you browse through samples displayed in our showroom. This helps us to understand your vision. The goal of step one is to gather a short list for step two and three.
Step Two.
Next, we take you outside the store to look at actual brick display walls. This allows you to see the brick in natural light and a variety of mortar finishes. This will help narrow the list even further, or even add to it.
Step Three.
The last step is a tour of the most popular subdivisions. This allows you to see the finished brick on multiple homes. We also explain the different mortar finishes and how they can dramatically change the overall appearance of the brick. This is going to help you make your final decision and assist in communicating exactly what you want to your mason and builder.
If you like simplifying things and getting the result you want, contact your nearest Bradley Brick location!
Address List
Another option is to request an Address List. Our offices maintain an updated list of the most popular subdivisions in the area with addresses and the name of the brick used, mortar color, and mortar joint style. Please call or email to request an address list.
OR
If you see a home that you really like, please call us with the address and we can send a representative out to identify the brick, mortar, and joint style.
Facebook.
We encourage our customers to post pictures of their completed homes on Facebook. Check out Bradley Brick’s Facebook Page!
Terms and Conditions.
Estimates
Material quantity estimates are a service provided for the convenience of our customers. Estimates are based on our understanding of the information we receive from the customer. Exact quantities should be confirmed by more than one source. Should additional material be needed, we will honor the.quoted per unit price through completion of project. Additional material will be subject to Delivery terms below. Excess material will be subject to Returns and Pick-Ups terms below.
Delivery
Materials will be delivered to the job site and placed in a location to which our truck and forklift can be safely driven. We will make every effort to place bricks where instructed but Bradley Brick does not assume any liability for damage to property or injury of persons incurred during delivery of materials. This includes but but is not Iimited to curbs, sidewalks, driveways, flowerbeds, water and sewer lines, and foundations.
A drop fee of $165.00 will be charged for each load delivered.
Returns and Pick-Ups
All returned material must be in a resalable condition. No broken packages or broken bundles will be accepted. Full credit will be given on all stock merchandise. Special order items are subject to agreed-upon terns (see quote).
A $165.00 drop fee will be charged for each load picked up for return. Pick-up will be coordinated with future deliveries in the same area. If a special trip is required, please contact your Bradley Brick representative regarding special trip fees.
Acceptance
USE CONSTITUTES ACCEPTANCE. Customer is responsible for any brick used or bundles broken. Brick can vary from run-to-run. Mortar color selected and joint type selected can also affect the finished wall appearance. For this reason, we recommend that a field panel wall be built and approved before the mason begins laying brick on the project.
If you see a possible problem at any time, STOP the mason immediately and contact your Bradley Brick representative because any brick laid is subject to “Use Constitutes Acceptance.”
Used Brick
Used brick may contain a higher percentage of breakage as well as may have been exposed to substances such as, but not limited to, lead paint. Therefore, they are sold on an “as-is” basis.
Job Site Blending and Matching of Brick
Proper masonry procedures for laying brick require masons to “stock out” brick by cutting from 3 or 4 packages of brick at a time to assure even distribution of colors in walls and to avoid blotching. This procedure is important for all types of brick. It is the sole responsibility of the contractor and/or owner to ensure that their mason adheres to this blending procedure.
Mortar
Customer assumes responsibility for any mortar damaged after delivery. Bradley Brick furnishes cover bags for mortar as a courtesy to the customer, but customer is responsible for ensuring mortar is protected after delivery. Any returned mortar is subject to Returns and Pick-Up terms above.