607 Towne House Lane
Richardson, TX 75081
Phone: (972) 705-9888 Fax: (972) 669-9354
www.acmebrick.com

Each Acme Brick is manufactured to exceed quality standards established by all building codes and demanded by our most quality conscious customers. Your complete satisfaction with Acme Brick is our company's primary objective. We guarantee that our brick will endure subfreezing cold, will withstand blistering heat, and will remain beautiful for 100 years. And your Acme all-brick home delivers benefits beyond curb appeal. These benefits include natural insulation, reduction in maintenance costs, lower insurance rates, resale value, and fire protection. When you see the Acme name, you get both Acme quality and the 100-year guarantee.

You will be pleased that your builder used premium quality Acme Brick in the construction of your new home. Since your home is one of your most important investments, its exterior should protect your investment for a lifetime. Eventually you expect to replace an appliance or carpeting, and your home may require a new roof, but you don't expect your home's exterior to fail. Since Acme Brick are made from fine earth clays which are hard-fired in computer-controlled kilns at temperatures that can exceed 2,000 degrees, you can be absolutely confident that Acme Brick will outlast your mortgage. And we guarantee our brick for 100 years.

Acme Brick Company stamps its logo into selected brick for very specific reasons. When you see the Acme name, you can be sure that the brick are:

Hard-fired for lasting strength:

• Every brick that bears the Acme name is made from premium clay, blended for color, and hard-fired in computer-controlled kilns at temperatures that often exceed two thousand degrees. Result: a brick that will outlast your mortgage and will stay beautiful without painting, sealing, or other treatment.

Tested for durability and safety:

• The Acme name is your assurance that the brick on the home exceed the standards of all local building codes.

American-made by an American-owned company:

• Acme operates more than 20 brick plants throughout the Southwest and Midwest, and our headquarters are in Texas.

As you shop for a new home, remember that you have a choice in brick. So choose wisely. Don't settle for imported adobe, concrete, or so-called antique brick. Look for the Acme name and insist on Acme Brick.

The Acme Brick logo is easy to spot - along windowsills or at corners of homes where two Acme Brick walls intersect. If you don't see the Acme name, check with the builder.