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Reviews of Bricklayers in Worthing, West Sussex
Gaisford, BN14
5 April 2013
Under £500
1st floor flat, front only weather struck finish
pleasant and approachable. prompt with getting my quote and doing the work. good job and the cheapest quote. the quote its self wasn`t my only reason for using these people, he was a nice fella.
grant
G Claxton Brickwork and Repointing
Also specialises in gardening & garden design, windows & conservatories, traditional crafts and specialist services.
Marine, BN11
1 May 2012
Under £2,000
Need to rebuild 2 brick & flint walls each approx 70 feet wide and 5 feet tall
Did Not Get Back With Quote Requested
Michael
drc brickwork and building services
Also specialises in metalwork, carpentry & joinery, building and handyman.
Ferring, BN12
23 August 2009
I'm not sure
measurements approx'13m lengh
60cm tall and 95mm thick. present wall consists of approx 20mm height of concrete brick with 295mm square patterned concrete blocks with capping stones.
Paul is a very fast worker and completed the wall in a single day. The site was left in a clean condition and overall we were satisfied with the work completed.
Gordon
Purdie Builders Ltd
Also specialises in traditional crafts, specialist services, stone work & masonry and flooring.
Previous bricklaying jobs in Worthing, West Sussex
Goring by Sea, BN12
Under £2,000
Repointing bottom half of four bedroom semi
Goring by Sea, BN12
Under £250
I would lick a pier built at the front of my drive
Heene, BN11
Under £1,000
Tall chimney on Edwardian semi is leaning - surveyor says it needs rebuilding.
Selden, BN11
Under £2,000
Chimnies need inspecting and pointing externally
Brick slippage above bathroom window needs replacing with L lintel and rebuilding and finish render to face level approx 1 metre wide left window from slate line 3 ft and 18inch on right of eves ( they are approx heights from top of window to apex of roof)
The firewall capping need recementing and proofing with a water proof agent to stop the ingress of damp to bathroom ceiling.
Selden, BN11
Under £2,000
There is a slippage of bricks which act as a lintel above the back windown, this is within 18' of the slate line right window & 3ft left . I guess it needs a an L shape lintel an building back up, the area would then need skimming with cement back to the face material. The window is approx 1metre wide.
Two chiminies need inspecting and repointing as required
The firewalls to the roof needs recovering and proofing to make it impervious to water.
2JOur budget is < £2000
Selden, BN11
Under £8,000
2 walls.
Wall 1. 25m stretcher bond wall with flint inlay panels. 1m high, double width, soldier course on top with 1.8m peers every 1.5m.
Wall 2. 10m driveway wall. 1m high, double width, Stretcher bond with soldier course on top.with entrance peer at one end 1.5m high and a 1.8m high peer at the other.
All materials will be supplied and foundations/footings dug and concreted.
Many thanks,
Goring by Sea, BN12
Under £1,000
Relaying of lintel and soilder course over front porch and some repointing around the area (a couple of approx 1m long cracks that will need grinding out and repointing). Due to previous subsidence but it has been checked out by a surveyor and is stable now.
Castle, BN13
Under £500
Water ingress into bedroom from chimney stack
Tarring, BN13
Under £2,000
to replace fencing.11 panels approx.4to 5 panels in length for a small wall the rest 6 foot high wall.concreated already either side of where large wall will be so,if im right to say that will have to be dug up.
Broadwater, BN14
Under £2,000
currently after quotations for work to commence in the next few weeks
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