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i have a crack in a garage wall that will need to have props put up in garage and wall repaired its a single wall garage and needs yellow bricks

Idiot didn’t point bricks properly, need doing again, please include right cement

Repointing of external house brickwork above various lower floor windows (work would need to be done on a ladder)

Brick Repointing & Edging Repairs – One Day Job Looking for an experienced bricklayer or handyman to carry out some minor brickwork repairs. * Approximately 100 bricks require repointing between the joints. * Edging needs repairing and finishing on both sides. * Approximately 15 bricks need lifting, resetting and securing. * Must supply own sand, cement, tools and equipment. * All work to be completed neatly and to a good standard. This should be no more than one day’s work for someone experienced. Please only respond if you have relevant experience and can supply your own materials. Type of gardening: Other Size of garden: Under 50m² Has green waste bin: Yes

I need to add add cement pointing to a few bricks as shown in photos. So it’s the entire wall and only in a few places as shown in photos. It will take you 2 hours max to do this max. Another task is the to paint in white the areas shown in the photos (window sill and all the area below the window on the wall). Some of the sections shown should be repaired as concrete is loose there. So you need to remove those bits and then apply new cover and then paint. Both jobs should be completed on the same day. I will supply all materials (cement, paint, sand). Labour only. Free parking will be arranged

Bricks have dropped and im needing it sorted out, dont know prices for this so will be putting £100.00 in the pricing box for now

Helping to lay a 12-metre brick garden path. Digging, mixing mortar, and carrying materials. I am available at your convenience.

There are big crack on brick French wall.

​Lock the wall to the house: Drill a few stainless steel ties or metal rods straight into the house pillar with heavy-duty resin, so they slot into the garden wall's mortar and keep it from wobbling or pulling away again. ​Rebuild the top and stick the caps back on: Lay those loose bricks back down with fresh mortar (bedding the new ties in as you go), pop the concrete copings back on top level, and tidy up the vertical gap against the house with fresh pointing or sealant. ​Clear up the mess: Bag up the old crumbled mortar, sweep up the dust, and leave the front path clear.

I need a hole put in my living room wall to the garden for a small pipe

A part of the small wall next my driveway has collapsed and it needs repair before I move out.

Looking for an experienced bricklayer/handyman to repair a garden boundary fence. Work includes: * Repair/rebuild two damaged brick pillars (bricklaying and repointing as required). * Repair or replace damaged wooden trellis/fence sections between the pillars. * Securely refit the wooden fencing to the brick pillars. * Supply necessary materials and remove waste. Please see attached photos for details. Location: Wimbledon, SW19 Budget: Open to reasonable quotes, including labour and materials. Please confirm your experience with brickwork and fencing repairs, availability and estimated cost.

Hi, i would like to shift the direction of steps in my garden which requires a new wall on the left and then new steps up to a garden area then render the new wall on the left. I have all the blocks and bricks, sand and cement and need a good bricklayer to do this work. thanks

I have a small hole in a wall which I need to have a brick or 2 added to and then cemented in with some quick dry. Wall will be behind a boiler and I just need to screw the bracket in. Small quick job.

Repair brickwork and seal around front UPVC door frame - please provide creds where you have done this before

I’m looking for an experienced bricklayer/builder to construct a secure brick garden shed/outbuilding across the rear of my garden in Burton-on-Trent. The rear wall and part of one side wall of the shed would replace the existing timber boundary fencing. The approximate size is around 3m wide × 1.8–2m deep, but this requires an accurate site measure and advice on the most suitable dimensions. The work would potentially include: Removing and disposing of the relevant rear and side fence panels Excavating and constructing suitable foundations and a concrete floor Building brick/block walls Supplying and fitting a simple weatherproof roof Installing a secure external door Appropriate damp-proofing, ventilation, guttering and rainwater drainage Making good the surrounding ground and remaining fencing Removing all building waste No electrical supply, plumbing or window is required.

leak in brick work. Rain water entering first floor flat.

Build a brick outdoor kitchen to include my current bbq and kettle bbq

Had two bricks fall off from the wall, we have the bricks still. Looking for a quick repair cementing the bricks back in place.