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Reviews of Bricklayers in Bath, Avon

Widcombe, BA2

22 July 2012

Budget Under £250

Job We have a Bath stone wall c 6ft high x c 7 ft wide in the garden which needs either repairing or rebuilding. We need the work done within the next week if at all possible.

Rating

Comment Nick and Neill were absolutely brilliant. Their quote was one of the cheapest we received yet they were willing to work out a way with us of reducing their costs further to fit within our budget. To do this they gave us guidance on how to do some of the time-consuming work ourselves so that they could then concentrate on just the things that really needed their high levels of skill. And they even loaned us the tools we needed! Fantastic flexibility - and a high quality outcome! Highly recommended. KEITH

Tradesman youloveyourhome.co.uk

Also specialises in building, stone work & masonry, traditional crafts and kitchens.

Widcombe, BA2

20 March 2012

Budget Under £250

Job Our garden has some steps made from breeze blocks with cut-down paving slabs on for treads. One of the paving slabs has cracked and fallen apart and the cement is falling out of some of the other ones. I'm looking for somebody to get hold of a couple of paving slabs, re-do the broken tread and tidy up the rest of the cement work. Can provide pics if necessary.

Rating

Comment Brilliant. Exactly what we needed. Very quick and clean. Thanks. Jon

Tradesman r and b builders

Also specialises in stone work & masonry, flooring, gardening & garden design and traditional crafts.

Westmoreland, BA2

16 November 2010

Budget I'm not sure

Job Small job. 2-3 feet of raking out and re pointing. By upstairs bedroom window. Ladder required.

Rating

Comment A small job about which you cannot say a lot. I can't fault the guy. He came out twice. The first time after the internet instruction, he was not happy that he could see what needed to be done. He came back when I was present. That was honest and straight forward. Roger

Tradesman Crystal Clear Maintenance

Also specialises in traditional crafts, metalwork, plumbing and windows & conservatories.

Combe Down, BA2

23 June 2008

Budget I'm not sure

Job At the entrance to our home we have a brick build pillar. A delivery van hit it hard and 2/3 of the way down the pillar the mortar bond has been broken, the pillar is still upstanding! This I presume the pillar will need a new mortar bond and this implies defragmenting the pillar and rebuilding it with new mortar.

Rating

Comment He did what he said he would do, the job was to a good standard. Will employ him again for more work. B

Tradesman hennessy construction

Also specialises in roofing, flooring, gardening & garden design and traditional crafts.

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