Ian Doherty Bricklaying

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Why build with brick?

Bricks store heat in winter and cool air in summer, is highly durable, effectively absorbs noise and improves the resale value of homes.

What’s the difference between bricks and blocks?

Bricks are used to build exterior walls of a timber framed home. Blocks are used for construction projects and for internal walls.

What’s the average turnaround time for bricklaying?

Bricklayers generally lay approximately 300-500 bricks per day however this number is subject to weather conditions and the job type.