Brickwork in Petts Wood — London Borough of Bromley

Petts Wood's 1930s housing has a strong, consistent brick character — and because the frontages are so uniform, a mismatched repair or a hard grey pointing job stands out badly.
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 Petts Wood.
We match brick colour, bond and joint profile to what is already there. On prominent elevations we will lay a small sample area first so you can approve it.
Original piers are a defining feature of these roads. Rebuilding a leaning pier on a new footing, reusing the original bricks and cap where possible, keeps the frontage intact. New boundary wall construction is covered on our brick walls in Petts Wood page.
Where a property sits in the conservation area, check the position with Bromley Council before altering or removing front brickwork. We work to what is approved.
Full detail on materials and build-up is on our brickwork page, and more about the area on our Petts Wood page.
Often, yes. If the bricks are sound we clean off the old mortar and relay them, topping up with matched reclaimed bricks for any that break. It gives a far better match than building entirely in new brick.
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.