A scope that fits the space.
Pay attention to what holds it together. Start by looking at the existing conditions and your priorities together.
- Identify the areas where joints have deteriorated.
- Consider joint profile and material compatibility with the existing wall.
- Distinguish localised joint repair from more extensive repointing.
Before the first conversation.
Note water exposure, previous patches and areas that deteriorate repeatedly.
Avoid assuming that a new surface layer will resolve an underlying moisture issue.
Share ground-level photos; do not climb or disturb loose masonry to document it.
For a useful checklist, read what to send for a useful brick repair enquiry. Your project brief can include photos, timing preferences and the details that matter most to you.
