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We need the brick wall cut back straight and one course to be added like other wall

Add Half-Blocks Capping to Existing Limestone Wall Description: Looking for an experienced bricklayer / mason to add one layer of half limestone blocks on top of an existing limestone wall. Job details: • Approx 5 metres long • Full blocks to be cut in half on site to create a neat capping layer • Brickwork to be straight, level, and well finished • Existing limestone wall already in place Location: 📍 East Fremantle, WA Timing: Completed by end of next week Materials: All limestone is onsite, can supply mortar.

brick repair, needs patched or replaced

- Concrete foundations for steps - Bricklaying steps - Bricklaying planter boxes either side - we will have all recycled bricks provided Diagram and references attached

I need a double brick wall filled in where a window was. Standard 230x76 bricks. Colour doesn't matter as it will be covered on both sides. Will clear out bricks and can assist getting half bricks out on the sides. Hole is 960wx1470h. Prefer air tasker to provide materials. Have a concrete mixer that can be used.

Reveres into Brick latter box

Build a besa block water fall for this area. I will remove this which is in place. Can supply blocks if needed

Bricks removed from external wall per photos due to leaking pipe. Need new bricks put in. We don’t have the brown/reddish coloured bricks as spares so will need to be supplied.

Hello all. We have council approval to raise up our external brick fence to a common height. This requires the existing brick piers to have additional courses added to the top. I have done a drawing of the required extensions, as well as the infill panels I'm going to install myself - but hopefully you can see what's required. We have enough existing bricks from around the house to do the work, but the critical thing will be to get the extension to look seamless - as close to the original brickwork as possible. Per the photos, there are 3 bricks per course - so see below qty required. Pillar 1 = 3 courses (9 bricks) Pillar 2 = 6 courses (18 bricks) Pillar 3 = 9 courses (27 bricks) Pillar 4 = 12 courses (36 bricks) Pillar 5 = 12 courses (36 bricks) Pillar 6 = 9 courses (27 bricks) Pillar 7 = 6 courses (18 bricks) (Total = 171 bricks) I will provide the bricks but all other materials needs to be supplied by the bricklayer. Thanks guys. Thanks!

Bought a fridge but it's a smidgen too big for the space. Need to shave bricks approximately 1 to 2cm on left side wall to make fridge recess wider.

13,400mm x 500mm rendered brick wall. To sit on existing brick plinth.

Build up once course of bricks into a pre existing wall

multiple bricks needs patched to look as close to normal as possible or replaced, Materials need supplied

Need 1 course of bricks layed on a wall. Have the bricks and cement already. Need done before Tuesday afternoon.

The paving needs to be relaid and the area restored and able to be walked on

I have a small (around 2am) with sloping brick paving job. I have the bricks. Experienced brickies only please. Thku

Laying bricks at a residential property approx 3 courses. Can supply bricks and sand/mortar. You do the work.

I’ve got a small retic setup and need it checked and fixed for summer. I know one solenoid is not working so will need to life bricks to review the issue and re-lay.

15mtr/sq of red brick paving needs to be done in 3 different areas around the house.

Redoing the brick paving to accommodate the newly installed gate track. Need to raise level so that car won’t impact track when it drives over it. I started the job to replace one side up to the newly installed gate track and whilst I think I did a decent job on the first side I think someone else will be able to do the other side quicker and better than me! May seek an opinion on whether first side has been done sufficiently and consider getting it redone In summary - Pull back a couple more rows of bricks on side that needs the most raising (so that there isn’t a steep ramp) - Add and spread sand (I have 2.5 bags which is hopefully enough but maybe some other base also recommended) to raise level up to above gate track (allowing for settling) and level with other side - Compact - Re-lay bricks with original pattern -Fill cracks with paving sand (I have 1.5bags) This is for labour only but if other products recommended will purchase. It is my best guess based on how long the first side took me on assumption someone with experience in paving and right equipment will be able to do it in 2-3hrs but open to negotiation on that or paying more if it turns out to be a bigger job than I’ve explained