Bricklaying and Masonry in Hemel Hempstead
Extension brickwork, garden and boundary walls, and masonry repairs, built to match your home.
Extension brickwork, garden and boundary walls, and masonry repairs, built to match your home.
Need a builder in Herts? Call us on 01442 976 112
Last reviewed: by R Gabriel Carpentry & Builders
R Gabriel Carpentry & Builders provides bricklaying and masonry in Hemel Hempstead and across Hertfordshire, from the brickwork for extensions and new builds to garden walls, boundary walls and masonry repairs. We match new brick and mortar to your existing house wherever possible. Call 01442 976 112 for a free, no-obligation quote.
At a glance

A new wall up to 1 metre high next to a road, or up to 2 metres high elsewhere, is usually permitted development. Higher walls, walls around listed buildings and some walls in conservation areas need permission from the council, which in Hemel Hempstead is Dacorum Borough Council.
Building a new wall on or astride the boundary line means serving notice on your neighbour under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 at least 1 month before work starts. See our Party Wall Act guide.

An extension looks right when its brickwork blends in. We look at brick colour, size, texture and bond, and at the mortar colour and joint finish. In older homes built with lime mortar, using a hard cement mortar for repairs can trap moisture and damage soft bricks, so the mortar needs to suit the wall.
When you choose us for bricklaying and masonry in Hemel Hempstead, you get:
“Always on time, very friendly, very tidy and exceptional workmanship. Made the whole process a lot less stressful.”
Guides to read first
Usually not if it is no more than 1 metre high next to a road, or 2 metres high elsewhere. Higher walls, walls around listed buildings and some walls in conservation areas need permission.
If the wall is built on or astride the boundary line, yes. You must serve notice under the Party Wall Act at least 1 month before work starts.
We match brick colour, size, texture and bond, and mortar colour, as closely as possible using bricks that are still available.
Older homes were often built with soft bricks and lime mortar. Hard cement mortar can trap moisture and cause the bricks to crumble, so repairs should use a mortar that suits the wall.
It depends on the length and height of the wall, the bricks chosen, foundations and access. We give a free, itemised written quote.
Ready to talk about your project? Call 01442 976 112 or 07799 800 880, message us on WhatsApp or send us your project details for a free, no-obligation quote.
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