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I'm a Qualified Licensed builder and a member of the Certified Builders Association, I'm based in Mt Pleasant Christchurch I have 24 years building experience mainly building new homes most recent in Wellington, since moving back to Christchurch I'm looking for some new projects If you lookin...
Hi! My name is Adam I have 10 years experience in bricklaying and block laying industry I take pride in all my work. I can also do any general repairs or repointing to give old brickwork a facelift Contact me for a very competitive quote
Hi all, my name is Scotty and i am a highly experienced and professional outdoor landscaping and construction contractor, very experienced in the whole process from the ideas and design phase through to the finished product, wether it is structural or non structural, big job or small job, simple...
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Hi, we are a small team which specialises in both internal and external plastering and also brick/block laying. I have been in the trade for over 20 years so my experience is vast. I am very professional and take a lot of pride in my work, some might say a perfectionist, hence the business name...
Erne construction Ltd based in Christchurch. Working in the greater Canterbury region and South Island. Specialising In Architectural homes, Renovations, Alterations, EQR and commercial. For a Quote please contact Stephen --- ---
Custom6 have a wide range of trade services available - bricklaying/block laying concrete placing, commercial cleans and site dig outs We have vision and a - Anything can be done attitude! We specialise in any thing masonry from bbq areas and feature ponds/walls - to custom design letter bo...
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Smarttiling wall and Floor tiling. Renovating your bathroom, kitchen, utility room or conservatory. We cover all of your tiling needs from ceramic, porcelain and natural stone such as slate & travertine. We offer a bathroom design and installation service. We are based in Christchurch New Ze...
We are a team of 4 with a variety of skills. We have an experienced carpenter, a dedicated painter, and a general handyman. We take care of a number of jobs within the team, including kitchens, bathrooms, plastering, painting, tiling. Where needed we have a good group of other contractors we have...
Hi, I've been in the building industry for just over 17 years. From Residential to Commercial, Extensions to Renovations, North to the South, U.K and back I enjoy a challenge, any job or task you may need done I am happy to help or at least point you in the right direction - no matter how big or...
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Hi, you will receive a professional building service, from a qualified and licensed builder. We pride ourselves in delivering a top quality job on time and on budget.
A.B. Builders, registered NZCB member & LBP, have been running for over 14 years.Can service the Canterbury region on small jobs to large renovations. Quality craftsmanship from conception to completion. Guaranteed!! Great reputation from being reliable, honest and great quality with plen...
RedMatt Construction is a small company that prides itself on quality that will work hard to meet deadlines for project completion. I am New Zealand qualified both Joinery and carpentry and have been in the trade for more than 15 years. RedMatt Construction specializes in all types of renovations...
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Repairing a low brick retaining wall
Posted 2 days agoWe have removed some pungas and in doing so have knocked some bricks and topper away from their original position. There are also a few other bricks that need looking at.
Read moreSmall brick refitting job
Posted 3 days agoI have a few bricks that were removed from the top row for some soffit repairs. These bricks need to be refiitted and repointed. Matching the mortar may be tricky, it is a purple/charcoal colour. I have a few large chunks of old mortar that can be taken away for colour matching if needed. Access is easy, bricks are 2.2m above ground.
Read moreRebricking of a door way that has been removed.
Posted 5 days agoRebricking of removed doorway. Area 2300mm X 900mm. Summer hill stone blocks. Around 30 full blocks, and 15 half blocks,that require cutting. Blocks supplied, and mortor supplied. Blocks water blasted and clean, free of paint
Read moreBrickwall modification
Posted 1 week agoI'm wanting modify the corner of our garage wall to allow access to the area beside the garage. As shown in the pics, there is tan coloured bricks at the front and cinder blocks down the side. What I am looking for is the bricks to be removed from the corner and then rebuilt so that "corner" becomes a wall that runs parallel to the wooden fence. This needs to be done in a way so that it doesn't affect the garage door while allowing as much access to the side area as possible. The garage roof ca...
Read moreDoorway Delete
Posted 2 weeks agoLooking to close off a Doorway down the side of the House. The house looks to be pretty standard Redbrick. No idea what this work normally costs open to quoting and looking to get underway when possible. There is a small covered area with steps attached this will remain.
Read moreBrick fence repair / repoint
Posted 2 weeks agoI need to have two sections of my brick fence re mortared. Each side of the gateway. Please see photos
Read moreBrick wall repair
Posted 2 weeks agoThere are two jobs. One is to repair a retaining wall that has been damaged by a tree root. There is also a gap in our exterior house wall where an extractor fan used to vent that I would like filled with a matching Summerhill stone brick
Read moreFireplace and Fence
Posted 2 weeks agoThere are two jobs to be completed at 8 Fisher Avenue Christchurch. First being the build out of an existing hearth to enable the placement of the inbuilt fire. The requirements for the hearth can be found in the attached brochure. We would plan on drafting a concept for you to make it easy to build in alignment with the specifications. The second is finishing off about 15 columns around the perimeter of the house on the fence (section photo attached). We are moving one of the columns and wi...
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Key Questions To Ask Your Christchurch Bricklayer Before Signing A Contract
Before you decide on a contractor to do a bricklaying project for you in Christchurch, there are some questions you should ask to ensure the job runs smoothly. Whether you are looking for a small outdoor area to be paved with bricks or undertaking major chimney repairs, you need to be confident that you are using a reputable and competent contractor.
This checklist will help you make sure you have covered some of the most important points with your bricklayer.
What sort of materials will be used?
There is a range of materials available to modern bricklayers including concrete pavers and more traditional red bricks, so make sure the materials being used are suitable for the job and will look right in your home.
If you are using a bricklayer to do repairs or renovations to existing brick structures, find out how closely the new work will match what is already there or whether any existing bricks can be reused.
How long will the job take?
Some jobs are quick and easy while others take up more time and may restrict your access to the property while they are being carried out. An experienced bricklayer should be able to give you a reasonable time estimate based on similar jobs completed previously. Check if the contractor is working solely on your job or whether they are moving between sites which could lead to delays.
How will the site be cleaned up afterwards?
Some contractors will include clearance of rubble in their quotes while others may leave you to tidy up. Find out before you sign a contract how the site will be cleared up and whether you are responsible for any part of it. If the job is large, a skip may need to be brought in.
What guarantees are there for the work?
A reputable bricklayer should be able to offer you some form of guarantee on their workmanship. Ask the contractor what this entails and whether there are time limits on making a complaint. If there is no workmanship guarantee find out if the products used in the job come with a warranty.
Does the job come at a fixed price?
Once the bricklayer has drawn up a quote discuss whether the price is fixed or whether you will end up paying more if the job takes longer or extra work is discovered after the project has started. This will help you budget for your renovations.
Are there references or previous work samples?
A good tradie should have plenty of happy customers who will offer references. You could also ask if there are pictures of previous jobs available or if it is possible to see work for yourself, for example, a brick wall that can be seen from the pavement.
If you have never hired a tradesman before it can be a confusing process but if you get answers to all these questions before you start, your Christchurch bricklaying project should be completed smoothly and without stress.
