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Reviews of Stoneworkers & Stonemasons in Gravesend, Kent
Pelham, DA11
12 October 2012
Under £8,000
remove pebble dash from front of Edwardian End of Terrace House and restore bricks to origInal condition, also re-render garden wall at front of the house due to render cracking and breaking off
Tony's quote was clear and straightforward detailing the removal of the pebbledash and the cleaning, repointing and painting of my edwardian house and garden wall. He has done an excellent job, arriving on time each day and trying to reduce the impact and mess on our neighbours. We are very happy with the results and would highly recommend ABC.
JOHN
Architectural Brickwork Company
Also specialises in plastering & rendering, specialist services, bricklaying and building.
Previous masonry jobs in Gravesend, Kent
Pelham, DA11
Under £4,000
Removal of pebbel dash from Edwardian End of Terrace and to restore original brickwork and re-rendering of garden wall due to existing render cracking and breaking off.
Westcourt, DA12
Under £250
REPAIR GRANITE WORKTOP. ALREADY DONE BY DIY... BUT NOT WELL DONE. NEED TO JOIN GRANITE NEATLY AND GRIND ALSO
Riverview, DA12
Under £1,000
i am looking for some 2 do my childs headstone would either like a butterfly or winnie the pooh shape
Pelham, DA11
Under £1,000
Exiting granite worktop to be reconfigured and fitted on new kitchen layout. All existing pieces can fit new layout but will need to be slightly amended and approx re-polish four edges incl WT ends. Also fit existing WT.
Fit existing marble fire place to newly refurbished room.
Pelham, DA11
Under £2,000
and fireplace cleaning and stone porch
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