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Royalbld Construction

Capital Park, Pretoria, GP (13.4km from Hartebeestpoort 362-Jr)
RoyalBld Trading and Projects has been in existence for the past 10 years and has an establish reputation for quality workmanship and customer service. We are continually striving to provide excellence through quality service delivery. With years of experience in this field RoyalBld Trading and Projects offers a wide range of expertise in the tiling industry. RoyalBld Trading and Projects provides a service to the Residential, Commercial and Industrial Markets, advising our clients on different options available in the market. RoyalBld Trading and Projects works with the top leaders in the industry for example CTM, Natural Stone Warehouse, Mazista and...
He so good at his work
 |  Posted 3 years ago

AB Projects

Pretoria West, Pretoria, GP (16.3km from Hartebeestpoort 362-Jr)
We do all kinds of renovations.ie houses,schools,shops.about 10yrs exp in maintenance and renovations.and all handyman work.
Very competently done . Courteous workers and always on time
 |  Posted 7 months ago

Radon Projects

Willow Park Manor, Pretoria, GP (5km from Hartebeestpoort 362-Jr)
Radon Projects is a South African Construction and Civil Engineering Company originally founded in 1990 by the present Managing Director, Mr. Willem Joubert. We strive to provide our clients with superior construction projects on time, within budget whilst maintaining very high quality.

Workman SA

Nellmapius, Pretoria, GP (6.9km from Hartebeestpoort 362-Jr)
Services Provided building contractors, handyman services, painting contractors, painting, plumbing, handyman, building, paving, tiling contractors, tiling, tiling services, plastering, handyman contractor, plastering contractors, plastering specialists, home handyman services, bricklaying

Xihlovo Electrical Contractor

Pretoria Central, Pretoria, GP (13.1km from Hartebeestpoort 362-Jr)
We supply cctv surveillance camera systems for the home owner or small business. Completely viewable on your Smartphone! No job to big or small! If we don't have it on the site, drop us an email or phone call. We pride ourselves on our Super Fast response times, and competitive pricing. We also do CCTV Camera installations through a host of trusted partners, to suit your budget. We install for restaurants, warehouses, townhouse complexes, security complexes, freestanding houses, office blocks, offices and many more. Call us now for a quote on camera installation. Currently we install in Gauteng exclusively, although...

Tri-star Construction

Irene, Centurion, GP (14.7km from Hartebeestpoort 362-Jr)
We aspire to be a blue chip company. We are dedicated to exceeding the expectations of all our stakeholders by delivering superior products and services on time and on budget. Through good Corporate Governance, we maintain a transparent set of morals that hold integrity, honesty and honour. We believe in a positive and proactive response to achieve Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment and ultimately meet the principles of the Construction Sector Transformation Charter. We would like to be respected for our innovative and successful contributions towards upgrading the quality of life of our people and all the environments and societies in...




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Without bricklayers, we would have no buildings, no brick walkways and parking areas, no walls, fewer bridges and none of the strong shelters we so easily take for granted. Without them, our houses would not be built, our universities, schools, hospitals, shopping centres and factories would exist only on architects’ plans, and the civilized world would be so much the poorer.

What can a bricklayer help with?

Bricklayers work with various materials such as stone, concrete and standard bricks. They are tasked with the building of the outer and inner shells of any brick structures, from houses to high-rise buildings, and every solid building you can think of which is not constructed from wood or steel. Whilst wooden structures are perfectly suitable for one or two-storey houses, they do not have the permanence and strength of brick and concrete, and it would be impossible to build multi-storey structures using just wood.

A bricklayer is an artisan whose skill cannot be over-estimated. He is not only responsible for building straight walls, but also creates arches, balconies, bespoke individual projects such as outdoor braai areas, patterned bricked driveways and parking areas, to name just a few. This sort of work often involves careful shaping or breaking of bricks to fit into awkward spaces, which requires skill and expertise. Bricklayers are not simply manual workers, but are specialists in the use of various tools used in their trade, such as spirit levels, plumb lines, angle-grinders, hammers and trowels. They have to ensure that they are building walls which are straight and strong. Where external walls are concerned, the bricklayer is responsible for ensuring that they are they are completely waterproof and will remain so for many years.

Bricklayers convert architects’ plans into solid structures by measuring out the area and building the walls, which are made up of many layers (courses) of bricks. When building multi-storey buildings, bricklayers need to incorporate additional strength into walls and overhanging balconies by using steel rebars to reinforce them. During the building work, bricklayers use the architect’s plans to ensure that the correct access holes are created so that electricians, plumbers, gas suppliers and other service suppliers are able to bring these essential commodities into the building.

Bricklayers are specialists when it comes to repairing broken, damaged or crumbling brickwork, and will try to match the newer bricks to fit in with the colour and style of the existing building. Much of the restoration work on old or historic buildings depends on the skills of the bricklayers on the project.

The work that bricklayers produce may be either invisible (for example, walls which are then plastered over) or immediately visible to the eye in projects such as carefully planned decorative bricked areas.
A bricklayer needs to be physically strong as he has to lift heavy materials and he must have high levels of endurance as part of his job involves bending, kneeling, and stooping for long periods of time. Since they often work on tall buildings, bricklayers need to have a good head for heights and balance.

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It is highly advisable, where possible, to use a bricklayer whose work has been personally recommended to you, or whose reputation is well known. For instance, it is no good hiring a contractor to build external walls which later leak or are prone to problems with damp due to insufficient preparation during the building process.

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Never be embarrassed to ask a bricklayer for either photographs of prior jobs, references from previous clients, or check his online reviews through Uptasker. A reputable craftsman will be proud of his work and have no problem with checks being carried out on projects he has undertaken. Always discuss your expectations, timelines, plans and budget clearly with your bricklayer before commencing work so that there are no misunderstandings during the project. Be prepared to listen to a skilled and experienced bricklayer’s advice, as he will often have valuable suggestions which you may not have considered. After all, HE is the expert!




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Never underestimate the value that a bricklayer can add to your home, either by repairing old brickwork, building new walls and rooms, laying patios or driveways, building walled flowerbeds, assisting with building renovations or building outside entertainment areas. For more tips, see the Uptasker blog for bricklayer articles.


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