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Previous bricklaying jobs in Littlehampton, West Sussex
Beach, BN17
Under £2,000
Long garden wall for repointing
Wick, BN17
Under £500
11.5m 9" garden wall, height 1.2m, last coarse brick on edge.
Timing: ASAP
Rustington, BN16
Under £500
Approx 15sq metres to grind out and repoint using 6mm diamond discs. concave effect pointing.
Rustington, BN16
Under £2,000
Repointing gable end (ground to roof apex) and rear elevation (ground to eaves) of semi detached house. Rear elevation has 3 windows 1200x 1000 and patio doors. Gable end has 3 windows 1200x1000. Approx 65m2 in total.
Rustington, BN16
Over £30,000
new house build.brick work and flint block laying
Rustington, BN16
Under £4,000
Wall 2 metres high, approx 30 feet long, brick outside, block on inside and rendered.
Rustington, BN16
Under £8,000
Three sided extension to rear elevation. With gable end.
Face Brickwork 3400 bricks approx 53sqmtrs of Thermal Blockwork
on Block and Beam floor
River, BN17
Under £250
steps with gate to the garden
East Preston, BN16
Under £1,000
a south facing wall has had some work already done around the windows but the rest needs repointing. It is a bungalow but wall goes up into the apex of the roof so ladders or scaffolding will be needed.
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