Brick repair in Salado by Champion Brick Repair — historic limestone and brick restoration on the I-35 corridor, backed for life. Call (817) 523-1540.
Salado is one of the oldest towns on the corridor — the Stagecoach Inn has stood since 1861 — and its historic stone and brick buildings need craftsmen, not handymen. We restore historic masonry, repoint aged mortar, and repair brick across Salado with period-correct methods.
Old lime mortar and Central Texas clay are a slow-motion problem: joints soften, bricks loosen, walls bow. We stabilize and restore — cracks, arches, chimneys, and full wall rebuilds — every repair backed for life. Call (817) 523-1540 today.
From Main Street's historic district to the creek-side homes and ranches outside town, we match your masonry perfectly. Text photos to (817) 523-1540.
We are Champion Brick Repair — fifty years in brick, and every repair backed for life. Our MortarMagic process matches your sand color, mortar tone, and joint profile so the repair disappears into the original wall, and our LintelLOCK system permanently stabilizes sagging garage lintels. No trip charges for photo quotes, no disappearing contractors. Proudly serving Salado, Bell County.
Salado's history is its economy — a bad masonry repair on a historic building costs more than money. We do it right the first time, with mortar that belongs on the building.
We serve Salado village and the surrounding ranch country along Salado Creek, plus Belton, Jarrell, and Georgetown up and down I-35.
Small brick repairs in Salado run a few hundred dollars. A full wall, chimney rebuild, or lintel stabilization typically runs $1,500–$4,000+, depending on height, access, and how much masonry has failed. Text photos to (817) 523-1540 for a free exact quote.
Yes — mortar matching is our specialty. Our MortarMagic process matches sand color, aggregate, and joint profile so the repair blends invisibly with your existing wall.
Yes. Our LintelLOCK system is an engineered steel solution that permanently stabilizes sagging, cracked lintels over garages and openings — backed for life, unlike a cosmetic patch.
Salado's oldest buildings were laid with soft lime mortar that was never meant to last 150 years — it powders out, bricks loosen, and walls need careful repointing with compatible mortar, not hard modern cement.
Text wide and close-up photos of the damage to Cheryl at (817) 523-1540 — call or text, photos welcome anytime. Most quotes come back the same day, with no trip charge.
Text photos to (817) 523-1540 — Cheryl will take it from there.
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