Stonemasonry jobs in Beckenham, Kent

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My existing stone (York stone I think) doorstep has cracked - I think as a result of some ground movement which has now ceased (the trees causing it were felled a couple of years ago and after a few months of heave everything has calmed down).

I would like the existing one removed and a new one supplied and fitted to replace it. The existing one is approximately 81cm x 26cm x 4cm.

Please could you quote including both labour and materials.

I am the owner of the property.

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Stone doorstep has broken off. Would like it replaced/restored to fit style of Victorian property.

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The pillar support and upper area of the porch fascia have degraded due to water damage. The job would involve restoring the fascia and replacing the pillar boss. This is a job in conjunction with our neighbours.

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To advise on 'blown' brickwork problem and any potential damp areas.

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Victorian terrace bay window - outside is run down and render falling off. Needs repair and paint job, will need to scrape flaking paint & repair surfaces prior.

Window is ground floor, but there is a basement property below, so access to the window requires ladders. You can easily view the window from outside to quote and let me know the price - just contact me for address. Thanks!

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repair to mullions of bay window,general repair to front of house and painting.

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REPAIR MASONRY AND PAINT SMALL BALCONY AND WONDOW SILL

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I live in Bow E3. My front door steps are original york stone leading up to a victorian terrace. There are five steps about 4 ft wide. What was the old coal hole underneath is now leaking. I use it for storage and the electric and gas meters are located here. I want to stop the water leaking in. I don't know if only a part of the steps needs to be replaced or the whole of the steps. I know that york stone can be very expensive and was wondering if concrete might work out a lot cheaper. I don't like asphalt or tiling as some of my neighbours have done.

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Repointing of detached Victorian property with lime mortar. Replacement of stone sills.

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Repair work required on a range of areas throughout the property, including repointing small areas, brick repair and window sill repair. Please see the attached photos for examples of the work.

Property is Victorian (circa 1880s) and has had some repointing and brick cleaning work already completed prior to us purchasing the house. Some of the work is on the first floor and in the loft space.

We would like the successful tradesman to inspect the entire property and advise any additional areas not already identified.

Any quotes provided following inspection, should include both labour and materials.

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Render two separate areas of wall where the brickwork was damaged or affected by damp and for general aesthetic purposes. Seal the top and edges to prevent water seeping into the render and any other appropriate damp treatment that is recommended. One section of wall is above a drain area which in the past has not drained away fully and water has seeped into the walls. The work may also include painting the surface depending on the cost of this element. I would guess / estimate that one section is 1.5m wide by up to 4m high, and the other is up to 4m wide and 2-2.5m high. Thank you!

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I have a crack in the masonry above my first floor bay window that leaks water when it rains. I would like this repaired.

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Small leak coming though ceiling. Possible hole/broken tiles.

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Double Helical bar system needed for lintel reinforcement at front and back of 2 bed semi.
Parts already supplied so just need someone with the tools needed to fit.

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A support piece from a stone window sill from front of house has fallen out and needs cementing back into place (piece is intact). Also a vent (if that's what it's called) has broken away and also needs replacing. See photo for an example and it probably explains it better given my lack of correct terminology!