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remove an old iron fence and replace with a new rendered brick fence. 1.2m high x approx 12m long. Level land.

Remove brick fence and place in bin(bin provided) Relay new brick fence about 8m long. Bricks and materials will Be provided

I want a structural engineer inspection to be done for the cracks on the wall and leaning of the wall.

Want a brick fence bagged ready for painting(we will paint). Also need a couple of bit of rendering patched internally.

Need to fix brick front fence around 1.5 m long and 0.5 m high

Fix the brick front fence around 1.5 m long and 0.5 m high

Need to fix brick wall with solid commons (approx 400 bricks) Bricks are to be supplied (one pallet is required) Solid commons bricks only.

Build a brick fence/ block femce .footing needs to be done.also would prefer if the same person can do acrylic rendering as well Have attached a photo.please dont worry about the aluminium battens or pedentestrian gate as it will be done by someone else

Colour (light grey) render Both sides of front wall 6m and just top and one side of side wall 10m approx

Fix brick fence that car reversed into about 50 bricks give or take I have the bricks, just need to bring sand and cement Needs to be done asap

Lay some bricks within the gap in the brick fence and finish the edge of brick wall with cement render. I recently cut the fence to widen the driveway. The cut section you can see in the photo now needs to be cement rendered to square it off. I expect it to be approx 25mm

Our house is nearing completion approx 8-10 weeks away looking at pricing for completing a brick fence. Essentially identical to the fence design of an another property in the area. Looking for brick work only - currently unsure if we will render or keep the brick visible. Aluminium gate and fence will be done at a later stage. . Total property width is 10m however we will have a double driveway and pedestrian path so approx 5m of brick work Unsure of price range for this job

Bunnings driver knocked over our small brick fence, need it repaired. I have speare clean bricks

qualifed bricklayer with experience to change/repair one brick on a heritage fence using colour-matched lime morter . Brick to be supplied.

The existing concrete footing needs to be cut back to the correct boundary line first. I may already have concrete cutters organised for that part, so the bricklayer/builder would need to coordinate around the timing of that work. After the cut-back, I need someone who can assess the remaining footing, treat to protect any exposed reinforcement steel if required, make the footing suitable, and then complete the brick fence. The job involves face brickwork, piers, letterboxes and sandstone capping. I already have the bricks. I need someone experienced with brick fences, footing issues, and working with certifier requirements. Please only respond if this type of work is within your experience. I am not looking for someone to just lay bricks over the existing footing. I need the footing checked and made suitable first. Timing is flexible at this stage, as I need to coordinate with the concrete cutters first. Budget entered as $4,500, but flexible depending on confirmed scope. The bricks are already supplied. Concrete cutting may be organised separately. Please advise whether your quote includes treatment/protection of any exposed reinforcement steel, sand/cement/mortar, laying sandstone capping, letterbox installation, footing preparation/levelling, and site clean-up. Must have a current bricklaying licence, current insurance, and be able to show previous brick fence work.

Brick fence with automatic sliding gate show in picture with built in mail box

We are wanting someone to add wire to an existing brick fence, in order for vines to grow over

Replace postbox (client supplied), the current post box is only accessible from the front I want to install a new postbox that is accessible from the rear of the brick fence/bollard. (Offers requested)

A cement block trim on top of brick fence has detached and needs to be cemented back in place

We have a 1940’s timber heritage home in Cessnock that has a front fence line that is comprised of painted brick fence posts with decorative wrought iron metalwork. Once of our visitors has hit the fence post and is damaged, and will likely need to be rebuilt. This job will need to involve removal of the current brick fence post, recycling of bricks (if possible), laying of a small reinforced footing for the post (approx 300mm away from existing post location from driveway to avoid future damage with careless drivers), then relaying of the bricks, painting of post and reconnecting the wrought iron. Some iron work may be needed given the shortened distance between posts. Photos attached show the damaged fence post which needs replacing.