Assess the damage and likely cause

Repair damaged brickwork before water makes it worse.
Spalled faces, frost damage, impact damage and movement cracks need the cause checked before a repair is chosen. We inspect the affected area, replace individual bricks where appropriate, and rebuild local sections with close attention to bond, colour and joint finish.
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- Brick and stone specialists
- South Yorkshire coverage
Signs this service may be needed.
- 01Brick faces flaking or breaking away
- 02Cracks around openings or corners
- 03Loose bricks in walls or parapets
- 04Previous repairs failing again
What does brick repairs involve?
Spalled faces, frost damage, impact damage and movement cracks need the cause checked before a repair is chosen. We inspect the affected area, replace individual bricks where appropriate, and rebuild local sections with close attention to bond, colour and joint finish.
Request a survey for this serviceA clear route from inspection to completion.
Identify suitable replacement bricks and mortar
Carefully remove failed units or unstable work
Rebuild, finish the joints and clean down
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Brick Repairs questions
These answers cover the usual starting points. The wall itself decides the final specification.
Can individual bricks be replaced?
Yes, where the surrounding work is sound. Failed bricks can often be cut out individually and replaced without rebuilding the whole wall.
Will replacement bricks match?
We look for the closest practical match in size, colour, texture and age. Reclaimed bricks may be suitable for some properties.
Do you repair cracks?
We can repair masonry cracks, but the reason for movement must be understood first. Significant or continuing movement may need specialist structural advice.
Can damaged window and door surrounds be repaired?
Many local defects around reveals, sills and lintel bearings can be repaired. We inspect access and the support above the opening before confirming the scope.


