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Housing and property

Brickwork support for housing providers and property professionals

When a brickwork concern needs a clear route forward, we can help review the issue, define the information needed and support assessment, estimating or remedial planning within an agreed scope.

Discuss your project requirements

Who it is for

For teams responsible for property and repair decisions

This service is for housing providers, surveyors, property managers and other professionals dealing with planned work or a reported brickwork concern. The enquiry can begin with one property or a clearly defined wider requirement.

Ways we can support the project

Inspection and defect assessment

Experienced brickwork input into visible cracking, movement, weathering, damage or workmanship concerns.

Clear project information

An account of what was observed, what remains uncertain and what should be considered next within the agreed scope.

Estimating and cost review

Quantity take-offs, material and labour estimates, remedial estimates or cost reviews based on suitable project information.

Remedial planning

Brickwork input while the work is being considered, with other qualified specialists brought in where their expertise is required.

How to start a project enquiry

Step 1
Outline the properties or work involved, the location and the reason support is needed.
Step 2
List the drawings, photographs, reports or specifications already available and the decision the information needs to support.
Step 3
We review the request, confirm the appropriate scope and provide a project-specific quotation before work begins.

Depending on the agreed scope, outputs may include written observations, photographs or supporting information, quantity take-offs, pricing support or practical recommendations for the next stage. The scope and fee are agreed after the initial project information has been reviewed. Structural engineering, chartered surveying, certification and other regulated work is carried out by appropriately qualified professionals; where needed, that specialist input can be arranged as part of a coordinated approach.