hi,roughly looking at about£26 a quare metre.that is clean out old pointing to a depth of 45mm and wash out and then repoint to match excisiting,if it is weather struck you could be looking at £32.00 metre,you made need scaffolding if it is at a height.many thanks nick

yes both answers above are about right, take off your window and door openings as most builders will calculate the whole area, and you will need scaffhod

Hi, you would be looking to pay between £20 to £40 per m2 depending on joint size, type of mortar required, type of brickwork also access. A lot of period properties are built using a lime based mortar and over the years they are patch pointed with sand and cement. Cement based mortars have no flexibility so putting this type of mortar on top of a lime based mortar never works, these type of houses are designed to flex and move when this occurs all it does is crack the newer cement based joint. In extreme cases this actually causes visible chips to the bricks. Hope this was helpful.

I would say you would be looking at £ 20 pm plus scaffold

you would be looking£20 to £25 depending on brick work and type of finished pointing we do the bucket handle finish ,also scaffold would be an extra cost

I have been asked this Question asked many times.It all depends on what type of brick bond is involved, and the size of the joints.If it is just half bond there will be almost a third less perpendicular (perps) joints,compared to English or Flemish bond.Also English bond is easier than Flemish because the pattern is more regular,so therefore easier to know where your next joint is.But most important is the type of pointing.i.e bucket handle,double struck also called birds beak,raked out,bagged up (flush),tuck or the best of all weather struck also known as weather pointing.Weather pointing will take much longer and will cost the most.