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Lyonshall, HR5
Under £1,000
we need a chimney liner fitting
Fownhope, HR1
Over £30,000
Fownhope, old stone cottage in the woods TOTAL renovation PROJECT requiring the rebuilding of walls and replacing of roof, lowing floors etc etc
work over many months, bit by bit
Timing: I am flexible on start date
St Nicholas, HR4
Under £1,000
Render cracking on rear wall - bedroom area
Brickwork morter requires repointing below
St Nicholas, HR4
Under £1,000
Updated : Repoint some brickwork around the house Original : Repoint some brickwork around the house. 1 particular bad spot, about 2mtrs sq.
St Nicholas, HR4
Under £500
Need a bricklayer for a chimney building repair.
Kington Town, HR5
Under £1,000
it's not repointing (but that's the nearest description). It's structural stitching of a vertical crack in an external wall at high level. From survey: "The cracks require stitching with proprietary stainless steel high-tensile strength bars prior to repairing the plaster and render cracks" A paper copy of the recommended spec is available if needed.
NB we are currently buying the property but purchase is not complete. Also the budget price stated overleaf may not be as expected
Canon Frome, HR8
Under £1,000
old chimney, lime mortar wearing away, needs top maybe 6 layers of bricks removing and relaying.
Kinnersley, HR3
Under £1,000
Repointing timber frame cottage. Re-render one end
Aylestone, HR1
Under £2,000
I have a large brick wall that span the entire garden. Certain areas need to be replaced
Sutton St Nicholas, HR1
Under £500
Raising door lintol and hacking off external render
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