Stonemasonry jobs in Tottenham, North London

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I think that rain has comprised some of the external plaster/brickwork on the entrance porch on my 1900's house. Some brickwork looking vulnerable.

I can email you a picture to give more information if you email me

* Added 1st May, 2012 :
Picture now included.

Quote for labour and materials please.

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4 worktops with approximate size of :
A- 206 x 71 cm B- 152 x 63cm C- 202 x 63cm D- 108 x 63 cm
C & D are part of corner L shape, therefore they can also be made as:
C- 140 x 63cm & 170 x 63 cm

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Blown bricks to Victorian house need replacing

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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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Three window cills in need of complete rebuild or major repair. The dimensions are roughly; 120cm(W) x 35cm (D), 100cm (W) x 35cm (D), 100cm (W) x 35cm (D).

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Quote for engraving gravestone with short verse.

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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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i want my path up and new paveing put down and to run over the front garden

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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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Just has new sash windows installed and there's a gap between the stone pillar and the exterior of the sash. Need someone to come and make good. I'll add a picture - speaks 1000 builder's terms that I don't know. Also got a couple of cracks in lintels that could dop with repaired.

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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!

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My house has a flat roof over the kitchen and bathroom. The exterior wall of the bathroom (brick covered with plasterwork) extends about 50cm above the flat roof and has a crack in it that we would like to have repaired. I can send a photo of it if required

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Front step and existing (buried) coal hole let in rain and damp. The brickwork to the coal hole and below step is damaged and will require rebuilding. New front path will be required, as will the door step. House is Victorian 1890s.
Step 1.0 x 1.0m
Path 1.0 x 4.0m
Work needs to be carried out during summer period.

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The concrete, outside window sill to a downstairs (easily accessible) room has cracked and a sizeable chunk has fallen off. I'd like the window sill repaired.

* Added 15th May, 2011 :
You can see the condition of the sill in the photo. As an additional small job, there is a small gap between the concrete facing on the flat and the main drainpipe (visible in the other photo) which I'd like filled in as I think some water has penetrated through this hole into the flat.