Prepare a useful repair brief · Pith
What drives a brick repair estimate
The number of damaged bricks is only part of a repair price. Access, preparation, material matching and the surrounding conditions can change the work substantially.
Planning your budget
Understand the repair budget.
Mortar joint repointing
$10.50–$21.25
CAD · per sq ft of wall treated · before HST
Get my repair quoteWhat this range covers
A guide for removing worn mortar and renewing joints in an accessible brick wall. The rate applies to the area being treated, rather than the floor area of your home.
What shapes your estimate
- Depth and extent of joint deterioration
- Access, height and wall protection
- Mortar compatibility and finish matching
Small-job minimums and access equipment may apply. Brick replacement, structural cracks, lintels and rebuilding are assessed and quoted separately.
An indicative planning range, not a fixed quote or price cap. HST is additional. Your written estimate confirms the work, allowances, exclusions and total before you commit.
Compare the complete method
Ask for repair areas, unit replacement, joint work, access equipment, protection and disposal to be identified. Clarify whether investigation or related work is included. Material availability and the intended finish should be discussed before the final scope is accepted.
Define the next step
Compare quotes against the same marked wall photographs. A price per brick is difficult to interpret when access and joint work differ.
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.