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Looking for a bricklayer to lift up first 3/4 layers back of paving and re-level and seal. The front row sits on limestone and might need cement or something below as it is all coming loose. Please make Offers

Want feature bricks laid around our letter box we have the bricks and cement Around 2 to 3 course high

We require the removal of a window and then the window bricked up

Needing some help with bricking up a wall in my laundry room, was previously a sliding door. Dimensions - 1.58m squared (72cm x 214cm). Not fussed on what type of brick as planning to paint the exterior and plaster the interior, so just wanting the same brick size. Picture attached of area to brick (red) and will be installing a new single door eventually (blue). Happy to negotiate cost as unsure on how much, but hoping for a reasonable price overall! Thanks!! Hope to hear from you soon 😊

Cut existing brick wall for part demolition. Cut 6 metres of the existing 100mm thick wall, ready for the top section to be removed.

Re lay bricks recently taken up for plumbing work. All bricks taken up available to be relaid. No new bricks necessary. $100 per hour

I would like a brick pillar on the carport replaced with a steel post

Front fence to be installed brick with laser cut metal panels need full measure council approval to be done.

1570mm 16800mm 26 sq m roughly of bricks to be laid at new build.

A quote for the job, including materials and labour. If you are experienced in driveway repairs, I'd love to hear from you!

Front brick wall to council regulations. Approx. 10m including front and side required. Inspo photos also included.

I need a brick fence constructed asap

Need to be removed wall in the kitchen area

Simple, 3 bricks high garden edge.

I need approximately 70 bresser blocks laid for a garden seat.

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!

Need a garden bed paved. Already have the pavers

Mortar in 2 400mmx400mm pavers to make step. Mortar provided

Need a brick layer to brick up this window I will remove window

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