Work, by surface.
Explore three service areas, then define the scope with a contractor. This sample business describes typical work; adapt the details to the services you actually offer.
Service 01
Masonry
For brick and stone surfaces that need careful assessment before repair.
- Localized brick replacement
- Mortar joint assessment and repointing
- Edges, openings and small wall sections
Service 02
Tile
For a finish that considers the substrate, layout and details at the perimeter.
- Surface preparation assessment
- Wall and floor tile setting
- Joint layout and edge finishing
Service 03
Paving
For outdoor surfaces shaped by access, levels and the way water moves.
- Paving layout and material selection
- Edge and transition details
- Existing surface repairs
Agree before starting
Define the boundaries.
A written scope should identify the work area, material and finish, access arrangements, waste removal, exclusions and how changes will be handled. Confirm any required permissions and specialist advice for your site.
Start with the surface.
Describe what is there, what needs to change, and where the work is. Photographs and rough dimensions help a contractor assess the next step.
Prepare your enquiry