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Muthill, PH5
9 May 2013
Under £2,000
2 stone chimneys need regrouting, they are not watertight at present. there are some tiles that need replacing too.
Graeme and Kenny were not only pleasant and friendly, they were efficient and professional and sorted out my chimneys quickly and to a high standard. I will be using them again in the future and would most definitely recommend.
paula
vision building services
Also specialises in drainage, building, painting & decorating and windows & conservatories.
Previous bricklaying jobs in Perthshire
Blairgowrie and Glens, PH10
Under £1,000
I have numerous frost damsged bricks on house and garage wall that need replaced and repointed.
Timing: ASAP
Perth City Centre, PH2
Under £1,000
The job ISN'T *Garden Walls*. Rated People didn't have the job option/description that correctly describes what I want. Looking for a bricky ASAP to lay 1,300 (approx) 6in dense concrete block within work unit in Perth.
Deanston, FK16
Under £1,000
In need of a new wall in the garden, the old one is damaged from last years frost
Dunning, PH2
Under £500
existing wall 30 metres long x 3m high requires cosmetic repair
Scone, PH2
I'm not sure
usual size of a fireplace
Perth City South, PH2
I'm not sure
Tiles on drive and round back and garden
Perth City Centre, PH1
Under £4,000
Lay artificial stonework faced concrete blocks to external skin of extension. Extension measures 11m long x 5m wide with additional lift on gable end.
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