Hi Chris, how much does a job like this typically cost the customer (if it isn't confidential)? Virtually every house I've seen has a terrible brick up repair job like this where they've had windows replaced, electric box etc. From the looks of things not many people bother getting it done properly I'm wondering why this is, referring back to my question, expense maybe?
Has any fellow bricklayes ever done this type of job for a joiner with a little business,. They always stand watching you graft and expect it finished before you have started it,. Never again
Does anyone know if extending above a garage and it turn out it doesn't have deep enough foundations can underpinning be done or is underpinning only normally done in the corners and not all the way a long?
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The homeowner talks the talk.Give him a go on the trowel chris😂good job though chris👍
I know I'm pretty randomly asking but does anybody know of a good website to watch new tv shows online ?
Amazing. Always enjoy these very informative videos. True craftsman.
Glad you like them! Thanks👍
Great work as ever ..We’ve used an arbortech all saw in the past for toothing out .. costly but great bit of kit !
Nice one Chris nice match and did I spot a nice shiny board stand there 😉.
Typical gas engineer hand Grenade flue patch job 😱🧱👍🏽
Hi Steve thanks bro, yes a new mortar board...grenade flue hahaha😂 keeps us in work👍🧱
@@foundationgood123 Absolutely 😁🧱👍🏽
Good work, Chris - thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching!
Not a big job but difficult to make look good. You took time to make it look as good as possible. Good one bud!!!
Thanks 👍
Nice job fellas I had the same issue with a old bouler thay don't tie the bricks in all the best
Thanks Chris you earned my sub
Awesome, thank you!
Nice job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great info
Glad it was helpful!
What sort of mix did you use Chris? Any sbr or lime
5 sand and 1 cement plus mortar plastersiser
Hi Chris, how much does a job like this typically cost the customer (if it isn't confidential)? Virtually every house I've seen has a terrible brick up repair job like this where they've had windows replaced, electric box etc. From the looks of things not many people bother getting it done properly I'm wondering why this is, referring back to my question, expense maybe?
The customer got the materials I just charged a days work
Do you work near the North East at all? Would love to use you for some brickwork
Thank you, I'm in the Midlands!
@@foundationgood123 I see, a bit far I suppose?
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Excellent stuff, I'm a painter looking to do some small building/repair jobs any advice?
Don’t.
Has any fellow bricklayes ever done this type of job for a joiner with a little business,. They always stand watching you graft and expect it finished before you have started it,. Never again
Any insulation in the wall?
Yes, timber framed on the inside with insulation
Hi great video how much dose it cost
Depends, I did it day rate
@@foundationgood123 thanks
Great job, Chris,🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Why not cut the bricks down?? 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Why not cut a split easy
A split, what for the bricks fit perfectly!!!
A spilt instead of chipping up concrete on first course.
I fear.. for your ears!
Does anyone know if extending above a garage and it turn out it doesn't have deep enough foundations can underpinning be done or is underpinning only normally done in the corners and not all the way a long?
Underpinning does the full length