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Reviews of Bricklayers in Great Sankey, Warrington
Great Sankey, WA5
20 October 2012
Under £4,000
I have a tiered garden that presently has logs as retaining walls. The logs are rotting and we want replace them with double skin wall. The front being in decorative stone brick which we have already chosen. The total walled area is approximately 13m sq and would require a couple of steps being replaced also. we would hope to have the work start in 4-6 weeks time.
Prompt to quote & discuss requirements. Keen to ensure that the work was good quality whilst avoiding unnecessary cost. Happy to discuss the work throughout to ensure that we were happy with the result. Continually kept us updated on timings and progress. Happy to recommend a builder who showed integrity and pleasantness at all times.
Richard
crescent construction
Also specialises in handyman, traditional crafts, plastering & rendering and loft conversions.
Great Sankey, WA5
7 November 2011
Under £500
chimney top showing signs of loose bricks
Fast Efficient and good, recommended
Alan
Great Sankey, WA5
11 May 2009
Under £500
Brick up 1 meter by 2.5 meters on back of house, and brick up 1 square meter after removal of back door.
Arrived when he said he would, and despite a couple of problems finished what is a very good job, on time and within budget. Would definitely use again and recommend to anyone.
Mike
EH Brickwork
Also specialises in windows & conservatories, roofing, building and stone work & masonry.
Previous bricklaying jobs in Great Sankey, Warrington
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £500
Add 2 courses of brick plus coping stone to 10 metres of garden wall. Plus repoint c. 100 bricks on the wall
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £1,000
Need a garden border wall built 4 bricks high approx 70 foot around the garden
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £250
Rendering has started falling off chimney-and possible water damage inside house (on chimney breast)-advice needed!
Would like advice re remedy-can it be fixed or does the chimney need rebuilding?
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £2,000
TO REBUILD / REPAIR DOUBLE BRICK FRONT GARDEN WALL 6M X 1M APPROX TO INCLUDE 4 DOUBLE BRICK PIERS WITH CAPS.
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £2,000
Rebuild front garden walls with piers for wrought iron panels.
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £250
Before I moved into my house a set of patio doors had been installed and the brickwork down one side is not of the same brick and very ugly, I have a garden wall of the same brick and I want approx 40 bricks taken from the wall and put in place of the said unsightly bricks and then the wall re building with 40 new bricks. You provide the 40 new bricks any colour size as the garden shed hides the brick work
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £1,000
Build a cavity wall porch with window in one side and door in gable end. The footings (slab) are in place, the door+frame (GRP+PVC) and window (PVC) are new and on site. Approx 600 brick and 100 block (not ordered), would like door central in 7 1/2 brick wide so would be 1 3/4 brick each side of door. I would be willing to cut bricks myself (to help out) and have a mixer for use on site. Old porch and door removed, brickwork toothed out one side, probably 3 days work for brickwork - ASAP would be nice.
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £100
External door opening to be bricked up with facing brick - internal blockwork, cavity insulation and wall ties are in place. I have the bricks but they will need to be toothed in mortar is to match existing.
Great Sankey, WA5
Under £500
pointing of end wall of semi-detatched house
Great Sankey, WA5
I'm not sure
Full repoint of 3 bed semi.
Front only 1/3 required due to cladding and stonework.
Full gable, full back.
Possible reseating of ridge tiles too, as a separate price.
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