Angie Gibson
Thought it’d cost way more for this kind of finish but it ended up being worth every bit. The brick veneers changed the whole look without us needing a full rebuild, smart move tbh.
Savannah Masonry describes itself as a family-owned masonry contractor with more than two decades of industry experience. It serves Savannah and the greater Chatham County area, handling brick and stone repair, hardscaping and new construction.
Last Updated October 3, 2026.
Savannah, Pooler, Richmond Hill, Rincon, Wilmington Island, Thunderbolt, Garden City, Skidaway Island, Bloomingdale and Georgetown.
Savannah Masonry is one of 7 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Savannah, Georgia.
9 services listed, including Brick mailboxes, Brick fireplaces and Brick chimneys. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 4.8 from 20 reviews.
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Several customers praise the professionalism and finished work. One review describes a brick carport restored to its original condition, while another praises a new brick fireplace. One customer says brick veneers changed the look without requiring a full rebuild; another reports not receiving a response to a brick-repair inquiry.
Thought it’d cost way more for this kind of finish but it ended up being worth every bit. The brick veneers changed the whole look without us needing a full rebuild, smart move tbh.
Contacted savannah masonry for some brick work repair I needed done. Never got back to me. Seemed surprised when I called. I saw the most recent review was from 7 months ago if that tells you anything.
Absolutely love our new brick fireplace! This contractor was great to work with, very professional, and the end result is stunning. Highly recommend them for any masonry work
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It first assesses the damage and its underlying cause, then prepares an estimate listing the cost, timeline and materials.
The process starts with a consultation, then excavation and a poured-concrete foundation; the masons lay brick courses in mortar and clean the work area when finished.