Build your plans from the ground up.
Discuss new walls and brickwork as part of an extension or renovation. Share any drawings and proposed finishes so the work can be considered alongside the rest of the build.
Explore house extensions ↗Brickwork & masonry · Cardiff & South Wales
Every brick.
Every detail.
New walls, repairs and the details that bring a property together. Discuss your brickwork and masonry project with Neart Construction.
Discuss your brickwork ↗NEW WORK. THOUGHTFUL REPAIRS. A CONSIDERED FINISH.
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Building work, down to the details
New additions.
Existing character.
Whether you’re adding to your home, rebuilding a garden wall or looking into worn masonry, the starting point is understanding what’s there and what you want to achieve.
Neart Construction provides brickwork and masonry services across Cardiff and South Wales. Share photographs, approximate dimensions and your ideas with Greg so we can discuss the scope and information needed for a quote.
Tell us about your project ↗What we can help with
From new walls
to existing brickwork.
Small repairs and larger building projects need different approaches. Start with the work you have in mind.
Before the first brick
The right starting point
for your property.
Appearance matters, and so does the purpose of the wall. These details help shape the conversation.
Consider the existing finish.
Share close-up and wider photographs of your brickwork. Brick size, colour, texture and joint appearance all matter when discussing how new work should sit alongside it.
Explain the problem you’ve noticed.
Tell us where damage appears, how long it has been visible and whether it has changed. Photographs help start the discussion, but don’t replace an assessment where one is needed.
Be clear about what the wall does.
A boundary wall, retaining wall and wall supporting part of a building have different roles. Flag this early, along with any available drawings or assessments.
Think about the work area.
Share details of access, nearby paths or planting, material storage and any existing wall that needs removal. These can affect the scope and practical arrangements.
People behind the work
Talk it through.
Define the work.
Greg handles enquiries and quoting, Ben manages the project, and Jos coordinates the team. Discuss the scope, decisions and updates before work starts.
Share your plans
Send Greg your postcode, photographs and a description of the work.
Understand the starting point
Discuss the wall’s purpose, condition and any information needed to assess the proposed work.
Agree the scope
Talk through materials, finishes, access and the work to include in the quote.
Coordinate the project
Ben manages the project, with Jos organising the people carrying out the work.
Understanding the quote
What affects
the cost?
A wall’s length alone doesn’t describe the job. Its purpose, materials, condition and access all help define the work involved.
Discuss your project ↗Size & construction
Height, thickness, details and the purpose of the wall influence the proposed work.
Existing condition & preparation
Repairs, removal of old work and preparation of the work area affect the scope.
Materials & appearance
Brick choice, matching existing work, mortar and joint finish need consideration.
Access & related work
Material handling, access equipment, waste removal and adjoining surfaces can affect the job.
For a useful first conversation
Send your postcode, photographs and approximate dimensions. Include any drawings and tell us whether you’re planning new work, repairs or a replacement wall.
Your questions
Before we build.
What is repointing?
Repointing renews mortar joints between bricks or masonry units. If joints appear worn or damaged, share photographs and discuss whether an assessment is needed to establish suitable work for the wall.
Can you match the bricks on my house?
Tell us how closely you want the new work to blend in and send photographs of the existing wall. Size, colour, texture and availability all affect the options; an exact match shouldn’t be assumed before materials are considered.
Can you work on an older property?
Share the age of the property, photographs and any reports or records you have. Existing masonry and mortar need to be considered before repair materials or methods are chosen. Discuss suitability with the team before the scope is agreed.
Can you build or replace a garden wall?
Discuss your proposed wall with Greg. Include dimensions, photographs, access details and whether the wall will retain soil or sit next to a path or boundary.
What about structural brickwork?
Flag any proposed work to supporting walls or structural openings at the start. Share available drawings and assessments so the information needed to define the work can be discussed.
How long will the work take?
The programme depends on the scope, materials, site conditions and weather. Share your preferred dates so we can discuss the work involved and a suitable schedule.
What should I send for a quote?
Your postcode, photographs, approximate dimensions and a brief description are a useful starting point. Include any drawings and tell us what finish you have in mind.
Where do you work?
We cover Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Caerphilly, Newport, Cwmbran, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Share your postcode when you get in touch.
Part of a bigger project?
Bring your plans
together.
If the brickwork is part of a wider change to your home, explore our related services and discuss the complete scope with Greg.
House extensions ↗Full house renovations ↗