Ridoutt bricklaying

This is a built in fireplace in an outdoor alfresco with a brick gable sliding door entree to it.

Now this is what you call a fireplace 🔥
This will definitely get a lot of use.

This is what you call a grand pool entrants and a runway to the hills hoist 👏
This job turned out so nice 👍

This wasn’t a bricklaying job but a favour for a friend we will never do another one again. Haha
We will stick to bricklaying.

This brick pier was nilly falling over so it was pulled down and repaired using the original bricks.
With a rendered top ready for painting.

Another air conditioner hole filled.

This was a great job to design with the owners letterbox with headers and an awesome path to the front door.

This was a heavy manual labour job now ready for the renderer and white paint.

An old 80s style low letterboxes that needed to be replaced as original.

Letterbox and planter box too

Sometimes there small jobs but very rewarding when finished.

We went to fix 2 broken piers and ended up building a garage opening ready for render and a garage door 👏

From a slab to a garage 👏✅
Ready for the roof

Another GJ gardner Albury letterbox great match to the house

It’s very hard to match bricks with old houses now days but at least the aircon hole is all filled in and weather proof.

The owners no longer needed to access the alfresco through the garage so we bricked it in and they can now get the alfresco walls rendered for a smoother look.

The old brick fence was badly damaged by tree roots so we removed the old 1 and replaced it with a brand new 1
And managed to save the old hedge too 👏✅🧱

Another damaged letterbox rebuilt

A letterbox rebuild looks great

A bathroom Reno and no longer needed the window. Needs a good clean now 🧽

The old doorway was not needed anymore

That will stop the little dog from getting out

Bit of a fancy letterbox

A nice front yard transformation out of some old original bricks

That looks better

New front fence build

When someone has a woopsy it can be fixed.

Garden steps up to the back garden.
And a new letterbox while we were there.