What is the expected temperature range during brickwork?

That I am not sure of yet. Framing just started today, and from what I've seen, the other houses in the development framed very quickly. I just saw the weather for this coming week is in the 50's.

Is there a cut off temp?

Above 40 minor precautions, additional precautions down to 25, below that tenting and heating

I love it when people start worrying about the "cold" when it's 50 degrees F. outside!

My Mom kept our home 60 degrees F. in the winter.

I've had houses bricked in when it's -20 degrees F. Even had carpenters working in that weather!

See Brick Industry Association Technical Notes for cold weather requirements.

Thank you, Worthy! In addition to trying to decide if we should go brick or Hardie, due to recent posts here I've been so very concerned about the weather in Tennessee as well. To a Southern gal, 50 is pretty darn cold, btw! I'm glad I don't need to let our upcoming chilly weather influence our decision...

Thank you very much renovator8.

Honestly I did not even think about the brick until I read the recent brick posts (the sand ones, the plastic wrap under the bricks, etc etc) I think they were all by the same person. The post about tenting to fix something on the garage got me thinking. I think that person is more southern than my location.

This isn't our first build, but it is our first using brick. I assumed that it would be fine to brick year around. So thank you for the link Worthy! I will look into it.

We live in MN, and my husband plans to brick ours over the winter also. He'll just put up a shelter, so it stays pretty warm. Sucks to pay for the gas on it though!