Prepare a useful repair brief · Pith
Taking useful brick repair photographs
Start wide, then move closer only where it is safe. The surrounding wall gives meaning to the detail and helps show access requirements.
Use a three-view sequence
Take a whole-wall view, an opening or corner view and a close detail. Keep a copy of the original files so texture remains visible. Photograph in ordinary daylight where possible and avoid filters that alter colour or hide cracks.
Define the next step
Send a short description with the images. State which area concerns you most and whether anything has changed since the photos were taken.
Take it to your project conversation
Your repair checklist
Use these points to prepare your brief. Tick them as you go; the checklist is for this page visit.