Next Level Custom Brick

Stone features bring warmth, elegance, and timeless appeal to any home. A cultured stone fireplace can transform a living room into a true centerpiece, while an interior stone veneer accent wall adds depth and character that paint or wallpaper cannot match. With customizable styles, low maintenance, and year-round installation, stone veneer and cultured stone offer

First impressions start at the curb, and the right brickwork can turn an ordinary property into a standout. For homeowners in Metropolitan Detroit and the surrounding communities, custom masonry offers a way to blend artistry, durability, and character into every detail. Each project highlights a home’s architectural features, creating a timeless and distinctive look.  

Bluestone has become popular for homeowners looking to elevate their outdoor living spaces. Known for its strength, slip resistance, and timeless appeal, a bluestone patio, walkway, steps, or pool deck offers both style and durability that withstands the elements and heavy foot traffic. It blends seamlessly into a variety of landscape designs with its rich

At Next Level Custom Brick, we believe that quality masonry is more than construction; it’s craftsmanship that elevates your property. Whether you're restoring a chimney, installing a new patio, or designing a custom brick feature, choosing the right masonry contractor makes all the difference. Serving the Metro Detroit area, our team combines decades of hands-on

Concrete is well known for its durability, but it can also be an aesthetically pleasing material. Decorative concrete—such as stamped, stained, or exposed aggregate—has enhanced the curb appeal of many homes throughout the Metro Detroit area. Next Level Custom Brick has finished many projects that utilize these materials. This post will explain what decorative

A fireplace and chimney are the classic way to heat a home, keeping you warm while allowing dangerous smoke to filter up and out of your space. However, many people aren’t as attentive to their chimneys as they should be, allowing them to fall into disrepair. This poses several issues, both aesthetic, functional, and safety-wise.