In 2016 we released a book called Acme Brick Company: 125 Years Across Three Centuries chronicling our history. Download the book as a pdf below. In 2021 we created a condensed timeline of Acme's history, also available to download here.
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In 1891, when we fired our first brick, the name Acme was a common corporate name. But it also meant something specific: the promise of superior quality. The word Acme has roots in ancient Greek and means "the highest point." And across the Southeast and Southwest United States, nearly two thousand Acme associates combine leading-edge technology and time-tested standards to bring "the highest point" to homes like yours.
Each Acme Brick is manufactured to exceed quality standards established by all building codes. Your complete satisfaction with Acme Brick is our company's primary objective. We guarantee that our residential brick will endure sub-freezing cold, will withstand blistering heat, and will remain beautiful for 100 years.
Outstanding curb appeal and versatility have made King Size Brick the best selling item in the Acme Brick product line. Furthermore, their face dimensions make them cost-efficient. Compared with standard size brick, Acme King Size brick can lower total brick wall cost by 25% or more. King Size Brick are 9 5/8" L x 2 5/8" H x 2 3/4" thru the wall, for a nominal face dimension of 10" x 3" with a standard 3/8" mortar joint.
Reviews (1)
Christi G.
Jan 08, 2018
We all know how customer service seems to be a thing of the past right. Well, not with this local Castle Rock company! Here's the scoop. I put up a brick backsplash in our large kitchen. This project was a bigger endeavor than I expected. It took me a long time and came out great! I had one last thing to do (grout) and I'd be done. Well, I got very bad advice and ended up with grout on a lot of my brick that would not come off.
My brick was reddish and my grout was cream. I was devastated! I was advised to go to a local brick company (Acme) and see if they had anything to remove this grout from the brick. This morning I went to Acme and begged for help. They spent about 45 mins helping me, even though I told them I didn't buy the brick from them. They had guys bring in different products from the brick yard and see if they could remove the grout from my sample brick.
They finally found one that worked. I was ready to pay the $67 for the gallon of product when they told me it was mine. Whaaaat! Yea they gave it to me for free and gave me all the instructions/precautions and dos and dont's that went along with it. I was ecstatic! I had my 3 year old with me and they catered to him during this whole 45mins, giving him toys and brick models for him to build with while we waited.
I am so happy and blown away by their kindness and help. If you guys have any brick needs at all they are your guys! They are kind of hidden off of Wolfensberger Rd then left on Prairie Hawk Dr about a half mile down on the right.
My brick was reddish and my grout was cream. I was devastated! I was advised to go to a local brick company (Acme) and see if they had anything to remove this grout from the brick. This morning I went to Acme and begged for help. They spent about 45 mins helping me, even though I told them I didn't buy the brick from them. They had guys bring in different products from the brick yard and see if they could remove the grout from my sample brick.
They finally found one that worked. I was ready to pay the $67 for the gallon of product when they told me it was mine. Whaaaat! Yea they gave it to me for free and gave me all the instructions/precautions and dos and dont's that went along with it. I was ecstatic! I had my 3 year old with me and they catered to him during this whole 45mins, giving him toys and brick models for him to build with while we waited.
I am so happy and blown away by their kindness and help. If you guys have any brick needs at all they are your guys! They are kind of hidden off of Wolfensberger Rd then left on Prairie Hawk Dr about a half mile down on the right.
