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I have taken the metal door frame off as I'm installing a barn door and it has exposed the brick work so I need it repaired and filled in.

Need repairs to brickwork after it was pushed by leaning boundary fence. Fence has been replaced now and no longer pushing on wall, ready to be repaired. Prefer to have this done ASAP.

I need a qualified brick layer to build a brick wall garden bed in my front yard.

Blocks need to be carefully installed as close to the old fence retainer as you can. Some sand to be removed, but don't want it collapsing, although it seems fairly solid. It's approx 8m accross, and may require 3 levels of block..perhaps ~120 blocks? i.e. Terralite Block- 185 x 215 x 152mm Limestone. Happy for you to advise/make suggestions. Also remove old metal posts.

🧱 BRICKLAYER / PLASTERER WANTED – Safety Bay We’re seeking a bricklayer and/or plasterer to quote on repair and finishing work at a residential renovation at Safety Bay. Trades specialising in either area are welcome to get in touch. Scope includes: • Bricking up an opening following air-conditioner removal • Repairing a wall opening where a sink was removed • Removing remaining wall tiles and preparing surfaces • Plastering exposed brickwork previously hidden by built-in cabinetry • Closing and patching redundant openings • Assessing and repairing damaged plaster, including an overhead area Photos are available. Work will need to be coordinated with the carpenter and electrician. Please provide us with your trade and availability.

Need 5 brick piers at 1800 for a fence

Requiring repointing of brickwork of rear house wall, bottom three courses and small patches on side walls

Need a window in the kitchen bricked up, 2 old airconds and a nib wall in the shower bricked up

Rebuild Limestone Wall Looking for someone experienced in limestone walls to rebuild an existing wall that has cracked. reset existing blocks like for like - same design Work involves removing / cleaning and rebuilding the affected section. Existing limestone blocks can be reused or replaced as necessary. footing/ bottom row is stable so no need to redo that.

We have a finger wall which is needs to be built up to comply with wa pool fence standards. The current wall is 1135mm and we need to raise it to ~1225mm. The finger wall is ~300mm by 195mm. Quite small. We would then need to add a light render to it. So the requirements are to build the wall up about 90mm and render. The job is available to do at anytime from 7am to 7pm. We have plenty of used masonry bricks that can be used but you'll need to cut them to size.

Small bricklaying job. Repair garden bed edging. Bricks need to be cut to size. Unsure if it needs concreting or not. Open to suggestions.

Some bricks on my side wall are loose and need to rebrick so side gate is secure

As shown in the photos, the customer is not satisfied with the previous silicone repairs. While silicone can be an effective solution in some situations, unfortunately it hasn't resolved the issue in this case. We are looking for an experienced bricklayer/tradie to assess the affected area and carry out a suitable cosmetic repair to a clean finish. Please submit your quote for consideration.

We require a bricklayer to install 500-600 bricks along two side of a rectangle house slab. Total length is 12m and 9-course from the concrete footing up. We have got the bricks on site, yellow bricks 6 course high below ground level, finishing with 3 courses on top in red recycled bricks above ground level. You need to bring your own tools, mortar/mud etc. It is in Clackline 6564. We will have the steel prefab frames up in the next two weeks, so we require someone to come around after the frame is up. There is house plans available, price negotiable.

I am looking for an experienced bricklayer to construct 4 brick pillars for a new fence and gate. Pillar dimensions • 4 pillars total • Approximately 350mm x 350mm • Approximately 1.8m high • The pillars will support fence sections between them to enclose a front porch area (see photo) • One or more pillars will also be supporting a gate, so they need to be constructed appropriately for the loads involved Work required The job includes: • Carefully lifting/removing the existing paving where the pillars will be located • Preparing suitable footings/bases for the pillars • Providing and installing any required bricks, concrete, reinforcement, steel, mortar and other construction materials • Constructing all 5 pillars to approximately 1.8m high • Ensuring the pillars are properly plumb, level, aligned and suitable to support the fence and gate • Leaving the finished brickwork ready for a separate contractor to render • Cleaning up the work area I have approximately 48 red bricks (305x160x90) & 21 red bricks (305x75x90 already on site which if suitable can be used. (see photos) Contractor to supply all other materials required. A skip bin will be provided on site for construction waste.

I have had an old a/c unit removed and need the hole to be bricked up and the internal wall prepared so I can paint it. I didn’t get a picture before it was temporarily covered up but attached is a photo of outside at the moment. The wall is double layered brick with a cavity of about 2 inches.

Cut a straight line along to of wall as shown with the red line. And dispose of bricks

Kitchen Renovation – Brick Cut-Out Required for Oven Tower I am currently having a kitchen renovation completed and we are looking to install an oven tower. The oven tower will include drawers underneath the oven, with a microwave space above it, as marked in the attached photo. To allow the oven tower to be installed, some brickwork will need to be cut out above and below the existing oven space. It is highly likely that a lintel will also be required to support the weight of the brickwork above. The kitchen company is able to supply and fit the oven tower, but they are unable to cut out or remove the required brickwork. We are arranging for an electrician to remove the oven, but we are looking for someone who can assist with: Cutting out/removing the required brickwork; Installing or allowing for a lintel if required; Disposing of the removed bricks/rubble; and Preparing the space for the oven tower installation. The cut-out can be no higher than 1900mm from the floor, and the width will need to match the width of the oven tower/frame. Ideally, we would like this completed as soon as possible from Thursday 6 August, as the kitchen renovation is expected to commence from Wednesday 12 August. I am based in Palmyra and would be happy for you to come and inspect the job beforehand if that helps.

We have had an old arch removed and jingle installed. Just need it rebricked to match the existing bricks below. We have all materials - bricks and mortar.

I have bricks and brickies sand and cement to assist with the jobs you will need to provide everything else. Would suit a brickie that can also fix a bit of paving. I need a receipt with ABN at the end of the job.