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Kris Seyler

The New Way to Whitewash Brick

For the past decade or so, we've seen whitewashing brick as a trend. While a white painted brick house is stylish for a few years, it quickly becomes a nightmare for your brick's lifespan as well as your your home's resale value.


Whitewashed brick paint on a house
Whitewashed painted home

Take this home for example. When the homeowners decided to whitewash their brick, I can imagine that they did their research. Unfortunately, there are hundreds and thousands of articles out there that told them there were no downsides to painting their house.


Not only does the house look like a disaster now, the paint is also ruining the actual brick. To remove paint from brick is very costly, but once the sealant has suffocated the brick and trapped moisture in the wall, you're looking at some serious structural damage, and damage that cannot be undone. Learn more from the experts on why you shouldn't paint brick.


you want a whitewashed look, but don't want to ruin your home, what are your options?

Here at Elite Masonry Staining, we offer permanent staining services in Arkansas and surrounding states. Expertly certified in the Masonry Cosmetics staining system, our absorbent masonry stain will not harm your brick, and will not need to be reapplied or removed. Essentially, our stain adds in the same pigments found in brick, just with a color enhancing dye.


Here are a couple of our whitewash brick stains in your area:




Why just take our word for it?

First off, Elite Masonry Staining offers a Lifetime Warranty for all warrantied jobs. We will fix any job if there are signs of failure.


Also, the Masonry Cosmetics staining system has visual proof of over 250 masonry staining jobs that look just as good as they did 20 years ago. Peruse through the case studies here!


I'd love to talk to you more about the benefits of staining, more about Elite Masonry, or offer you a free quote for your project.


Reach out today - I'm looking forward to hearing from you!



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