Masonry and brickwork
Masonry and brickwork for walls, partitions, renders and repairs, integrated into the wider build or as a standalone service.
What it involves
Masonry is the basis of many construction and renovation works: building walls, closing openings, levelling, rendering and preparing surfaces. We use materials suited to each situation and deliver a clean finish.
What's included
The exact scope is defined in writing for each project. It does not include items that are not agreed.
When this service makes sense
- You need to build or close off walls
- You are doing a renovation that requires brickwork
- You want to repair deteriorated masonry elements
How we work
Conversation and visit
Quote and contract
Permits and preparation
Execution with reporting
Handover and warranty
We can coordinate with architects and technical specialists, but the final decision on permits rests with the local council. This page is informational and does not replace the judgement of a qualified professional.
Frequently asked questions
- What masonry work do you carry out?
- We carry out brickwork for walls and partitions, renders and scratch coats, openings and lintels, levelling and small masonry repairs. It can be a standalone service or part of a larger renovation. The scope is set in writing for your case.
- Can masonry work affect load-bearing walls or the structure?
- It can, and that calls for care. When an intervention touches or may touch structural elements — opening a load-bearing wall or inserting a lintel — a technician's input and, in some cases, a project are usually needed. We carry out the construction once it has been safely defined.
- Can masonry be included within a larger renovation?
- Yes. Masonry is often the basis of other trades and is coordinated with the rest of the work within a renovation. That avoids repeated tasks and keeps a consistent finish.
- Is a permit needed for masonry work?
- It depends on the scope and the municipality. Some work may require a notification or another procedure, especially if it affects the structure, the façade or the layout. The final decision rests with the council; our guide on major and minor works covers the main distinctions.
- How do I get a quote for masonry work?
- Photos or a video of the space and a description of what you want to do are very helpful. With that we can prepare an indicative quote and a written scope before starting. For work that touches the structure, a site visit is usually needed.
Tell us about your project
We'll give you an indicative quote and a clear scope before we start. The timeline and price depend on the project, the ground, the materials, the permits and the finishes.