Brickwork in Bromley — London Borough of Bromley

Brickwork across the Bromley borough spans Victorian stock brick near the town centre, interwar red facings in the suburbs and modern estate brick further out — three different matching problems requiring three different approaches.
Looking for a new garden or boundary wall rather than brickwork repairs? That is a different job with its own footings and coping details — see brick walls in Bromley.
The 1930s housing that dominates much of the borough used facing bricks that are still obtainable in close matches. We source samples and lay a test area where the repair is prominent.
We rake out mechanically only where the brick can take it, otherwise by hand, and repoint in a mix appropriate to the wall — softer for older solid walls, not a hard cement fillet.
A lot of our brickwork here is finishing off other work: rebuilding a pier after a driveway, making good around new windows or forming a brick porch base.
Full detail on materials and build-up is on our brickwork page, and more about the area on our Bromley page.
Yes, and it is often the sensible approach — the weather-facing elevation usually fails first. The repointed elevation will look cleaner than the others until it weathers in, which we will show you on a sample area before committing.
How this work is actually built, and what to check on a quote.
How to tell when brickwork needs repointing, why cement mortar damages soft Victorian brick, and what a proper rake-out and repoint involves.
How new brickwork is matched to an existing wall: brick sourcing, bond, mortar colour and joint profile — and why the joint matters.
Call +44 7847 037606 or send us the details and we will come and measure up.