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I require bricks to be supplied (age/reclaimed red bricks) and sunken & laid to replace grass alongside one small side of the driveway (to match what has already been done) and also as a sunken border on the other side of the driveway (only 2 brick widths). Plus sink existing bricks (approximately 11) on one small part of the front fence perimeter. Approximate dimensions: 450cm x 100cm - side of driveway where bricks will replace lawn. 700cm x 22cm(2 brick widths) - side of driveway along garden bed.

The bricks look unstable. are you able to re lay them? Also are you able to fix the cement design on the exterior of the wall.

I am after a fully qualified bricklayer, to remove 35 old bricks and replace with new bricks and make it look like that there’s no cracks, the underlying issue was causing large cracks to appear in the outside wall of my unit. This has been rectified. Now I want the final work to be done. Please view the pictures you need to supply 35 bricks. Bricks must be the same colour and mortar the same colour it must all blend in. The size of the brick is.length 295mm Width 95mm Depth 75mm You supply all materials to do the job bricks must match same colour same size motor must be the same colour. Please verify if you can obtain the bricks first before accepting the task. Job must be of a professional finish.. no amateurs please.

I need a few bricks like 5-7 cut in equal size. This is good job for someone who has a brick cutter available and do a quick cut. Additionally looking for someone who has basic knowledge is laying bricks and can help me lay brick for a simple garden. This is a separate task. But happy to get your quote and price for this additional job. Cutting the brick is main task.

Looking for an experienced handyman, bricklayer, renderer or landscaper to modernise an existing outdoor brick BBQ structure. The structure is solid and will remain in its current footprint and shape. Photos attached show the existing BBQ and the desired finished appearance. Scope of Works Brickwork & Preparation * Remove raised brickwork behind BBQ so the entire top can be made level. * Infill planter area as required. * Remove loose, damaged or failed brick caps/top-course brickwork as required. * Repair and make good any damaged brickwork. * Retain sound brickwork where practical. * Ensure all top surfaces are level and suitable for new caps. Benchtop / Caps Open to either: * 20mm stone-look porcelain pavers cut to suit, or * another cost-effective outdoor benchtop solution. Requirements: * Cover all horizontal surfaces. * Retain existing footprint and shape. * Neat finished edges. * Durable and weather resistant. Gas Bottle Access * Right-hand cavity to remain open for standard bottle. * Create neat access hole through benchtop directly above gas bottle cavity. * Position hole close to BBQ for shortest hose run. Render * Bag render finish preferred. * Render all exposed brick faces. * Leave ready for painting. * Painting not required (I will complete this myself). Dimensions * Rear section (left): 1925mm * Rear section (right): 1925mm * Side depth: 720mm * Centre BBQ section: 840mm * Left opening: 590mm * Right opening: 600mm Please include: * Labour cost * Materials cost * Proposed benchtop/cap material Looking for a practical, cost-effective refurbishment rather than a premium outdoor kitchen build. Open to suggestions that achieve a neat modern coastal-style finish while keeping costs reasonable.

I want to build a brick raised garden bed of 4m length and 1m width with 4 bricks Height

Cut 2x rectangle holes through brick walls for box gutters, as pictured. Must have tools.

Project details: - German schmere to interior brick wall. - Terrace house in South Melbourne. - Project to be completed approx first week of October. - Applicant to provide own tools & equipment. - We can purchase cement and or whatever product is required to make the schmere, upon advice of successful applicant. Area to schmere: Upstairs wall: 9sqm Over stair wall: 14sqm Under stair wall: 9sqm Photos attached: - Current wall indicating areas to schmere - Example of desired finish

A concrete block wall got hit with a forklift, and the mortar of the top few fews was damaged. The blocks can be reused - they just need to be Re-mortared. Looks like a four hour job? Materials supplied.

Need a 1.5x2m section of a brick wall cut down. The wall is 9cm thick.

Bricklayer needed – raise small garden bed wall (~30 bricks) Looking for an experienced bricklayer to raise the height of the existing brick garden-bed wall shown in the photo. Scope: * Raise the finished top of the wall to one brick course above the current highest point at the deck end * Build the new top level across the wall. Because the existing wall steps down, this will require approximately 1 course at the high end, increasing to 3–4 courses at the lower end * Approximately 30 bricks total * At the deck end, cut the end brick diagonally (approx. 45°) to create a smooth sloping edge rather than a square corner/toe-catching edge * Mortar and finish joints neatly to suit the existing brickwork * Clean up on completion I will supply the bricks. Please supply mortar and any other minor materials/tools required. Easy access to the area. Located in Fitzroy. Please have previous bricklaying experience and appropriate tools, including ability to make a clean diagonal brick cut.

Had a hot water unit removed. Need the hole in the wall bricked in. Remove half bricks and re-brick hole. Also the small crawl space underneath bricked in. Happy to use the bricks around the holes. Plenty there.

Need the brick letter box dismantled by tomorrow. Have run out of time. Bricks to be left next to fence please

Repair cracks in mortar in brickwork by repointing at 4 locations as shown in photos. One near gutter, One location along window sill and adjacent cracks, One above window, and another to fix gap adjacent to window. Experienced brick worker who can match existing mortar for appropriate strength, colour etc

Need brick work done around the post

Pictures is just AI but what I'm hoping to get done. Looking to have a column made up to match the height and depth of the exisiting one. From what I can tell, it's going to be about 150 to 200 bricks which will be supplied alongside the mortar. Footings were already be poured and have supporting posts sticking out but it will need to be tied into the neighbours brick column as you go. Don't need to worry about core filling it, as I'll have a mixer to do that. And no need to worry about capping, as that can be done by me. Realistically, this job is to loaden the load on me a bit.

Brick bench to be constructed, measurements in photo, 200 bricks on-site, will pay brick layer 60 per hour. Photographs of style added, design to be discussed on the day as there is a existing concrete bench to be built over.

Reinstate one brick in external wall of house. Hole is from a previously removed brick. I have spare matching bricks onsite. Need you to cut supplied brick, provide mortar to match existing. Easy access. The house is currently for sale - looking for a neat cosmetic repair to help buyers. Nobody will be home and the job can be done whenever it suits you, as long as complete by Wednesday 22 July. I will confirm payment after photo of work is provided.

Hi there, I am demolishing a brick fireplace that (it’s not original to my heritage house), so I am trying to restore the fireplace to its original form. I started demoing the bricks and realised there is likely one section that will require a brick saw or some kind of jack hammering. I only want some of the facade bricks removed, and I think that’ll involve a brick saw? Check out the pics for reference (note the bricks highlighted in blue are single layer, ie there is nothing behind them.. bricks highlighted in green are attached to other bricks, but I only want that single layer removed). You’ll need your own tools but hopefully this should be a small job :) * once the brick is removed I will have the fireplace re-fluted/certified by professionals

Brick layer needed to fill in a 2x 1.5m wall where a glass window used to be And to cut a brick fence in two places (1.2m high and two bricks in width)