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Easton, BS5
Under £2,000
i need to lay walls with height 2 metres and length of about 50 metres.
Easton, BS5
Under £2,000
build small extension from dpc level to roofline as per drgs that will be supplied
Easton, BS5
Under £500
To rebuild a garden wall which has become unsafe. The wall is already taken down and all the bricks are stacked on site, cleaned of old mortar and ready for use. The wall is about 3.6 metres long by about 1.5 metres high by 2 courses wide with a simple castellated pattern to finish the top. The original wall is stretcher bond with jumpers binding the two courses together. You can advise on the best way to construct the wall. Level foundations can be laid in advance.
Easton, BS5
Under £500
apart from a missing slate,the rest of the wall is there to be recemented.Put new cement between paving stone.Paint front of house cream ,will need an extendable ladder.
Easton, BS5
Under £500
We have a loose brick on external wall that's causing a penetrating damp problem. Need it repaired and damp proofed.
Also would like a quote for repair and repointing of rear external walls. Crack has formed between our house and next door where moss and weeds are growing.
Easton, BS5
I'm not sure
5m x 5m and 4m x 5m dense block outer 50mm kingspan, 50mm air gap, thermalite inner. 3 x 2m x 1.2m windows, 1 x 0.9m x 1.0m window and 3m x 2.1m frenchdoors and flag window combination apertures.
Easton, BS5
Under £250
Repointing to rear elevation brickwork
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