Brickwork,
  built for keeps.

Bricklaying, blockwork and repairs for homes and commercial sites. One crew, from the footings to the final course.

24 years on the tools. 1,340 jobs laid. Licensed, insured and guaranteed for 10 years.

24 years on the tools. 1,340 jobs laid. Licensed, insured and guaranteed for 10 years.

24 years on the tools. 1,340 jobs laid. Licensed, insured and guaranteed for 10 years.

Same wall, three weeks apart.

Raked out by hand and repointed in lime. Drag the line to compare.

The same wall after repointing, with clean, full joints
The wall before repointing, with eroded, recessed mortar joints

Scope

140 m² repointed

Duration

3 weeks

Mortar

Hydraulic lime

How a job runs.

Four steps, the same crew all the way through, and a written quote before anything starts.

  1. Measure.

    We walk the site, check footings and access, and send a written quote within two working days.

  2. Set out.

    Corners, gauge rods and string lines go up before the first brick does.

  3. Lay.

    Course by course, tied and plumb, by the crew you met at quote time.

  4. Point and clean.

    Joints struck, faces washed down, site cleared. Then we walk it with you.

  1. Measure.

    We walk the site, check footings and access, and send a written quote within two working days.

  2. Set out.

    Corners, gauge rods and string lines go up before the first brick does.

  3. Lay.

    Course by course, tied and plumb, by the crew you met at quote time.

  4. Point and clean.

    Joints struck, faces washed down, site cleared. Then we walk it with you.

A bricklayer kneeling on site, preparing the ground for a new path
A bricklayer setting out a stone wall against a taut string line
A hand pressing a brick into fresh mortar along the string line
A gloved hand bedding a brick into mortar, the joint squeezing out
A bricklayer kneeling on site, preparing the ground for a new path
A bricklayer setting out a stone wall against a taut string line
A hand pressing a brick into fresh mortar along the string line
A gloved hand bedding a brick into mortar, the joint squeezing out

Kind words.

4.9

212 reviews

Portrait of the customer (homeowner, garden walls)

Quoted in writing, turned up on the day they said, and the wall is dead straight. What more do you want from a bricklayer?

Homeowner, garden walls

Eltham

5.0

Portrait of the customer (homeowner, garden walls)

Quoted in writing, turned up on the day they said, and the wall is dead straight. What more do you want from a bricklayer?

Homeowner, garden walls

Eltham

5.0

Portrait of the customer (homeowners, heritage repoint)

Our 1920s front looked tired. Now it looks like it did when it was built, and you can’t tell where the old pointing stopped.

Homeowners, heritage repoint

Fitzroy

5.0

Portrait of the customer (homeowners, heritage repoint)

Our 1920s front looked tired. Now it looks like it did when it was built, and you can’t tell where the old pointing stopped.

Homeowners, heritage repoint

Fitzroy

5.0

Portrait of the customer (homeowner, two-storey extension)

They laid eleven thousand bricks on our extension and cleaned up every night. The neighbours asked for their number.

Homeowner, two-storey extension

Yarraville

5.0

Portrait of the customer (homeowner, two-storey extension)

They laid eleven thousand bricks on our extension and cleaned up every night. The neighbours asked for their number.

Homeowner, two-storey extension

Yarraville

5.0

Most jobs are within an hour of the yard, across Melbourne’s north, west and inner suburbs. Check your suburb

Straight answers.

Can’t see yours? Call us. We’d rather explain than guess.

Got a wall in mind?

Free, itemised quotes within two working days. No obligation and no hard sell.

Got a wall in mind?

Free, itemised quotes within two working days. No obligation and no hard sell.

Got a wall in mind?

Free, itemised quotes within two working days. No obligation and no hard sell.

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