WHEN BRICKLAYING ISN'T JUST BRICKLAYING...CONSERVATORY TO EXTENSION PT 6

these videos are honestly golddust, as someone who's done a heap of diy over the years after 12 months watching these I just recently dug out and poured footings for a garage built, completed first rows of block work and poured the slab ready for the builders starting saving about 4 grand on the build, took me prob week longer than it would them but turned out great and builder said it was spot on, couldnt of done it without Alex and Steve

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Hi alex i know how hard you and you're dad work iv been on sites with bricklayers and mad pug mixes digging out and carrying bricks and block and you're dad iv done bricklaying both are hard

Where are you guys from

Alright chaps,what is the name of the corner blocks you are using please

Do they have a Milwaukee battery whacker ?

Roll on spring now lads had enough of the winter now.Another great video bricklaying in winter its hard mentally not just physically 🧱🧱👍

missed outro makes me laugh evertime 😂

A bit off the plumb way a profile come on lads u could drive a bus throw that

Great stuff.

Why do you concrete inside the bottom of the cavity ? Love the vids both.

Hi guys love your vids. Can you tell me the corner blocks you use do you have to adjust the profile setting screws or does it work straight from the box 👍

They'll deduct £50 for you using the heat gun 😂 👍

hi steve and alex. i cant believe the building inspector makes you cut into the existing brickwork to form a vertical damp. we are allowed to put damp at back of wall starters with very little damage and stronger job all round.nice see to that your cracking on .all the best for the future and hopefully a swift recovery.👍

Weathers the brickies worst enemy

blimey once you get started you really crack on with the Brick work which looks fantastic and nice to see solid brick .
great video which I thank you for .

Just another good day in the office! Running out of superlatives for the effort you two guys put in - great results come from such teamwork as you demonstrate, time and time again. Brilliant gesture from the customer - those toasted breakfast sarnies look great!

you both make a damn good team

Fantastic job done in such small amount of time.. ... and I love the covert van too😎 The new one's arrival must be close by now? 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Thanks

Hi , really enjoying your videos, was wondering why profiles don't have built in spirit levels, ?

keep going trying to scratch a living at the building game

lovely looking brick that

Both of your brick work is flawless. You make it look easy. Keep up the videos, they’re great to watch and I’m learning all the time.

As per usual, another great video, guys .

Honest grafters.....Credit to you both.....Saludos desde España mi amigos.

Great work guys

Fine work. My house is all brick here in Texas and I look at the brick work after watching you and it’s missing the quality of your work. Sloppy pointing and uneven level on brick rows. Your customers are a lucky bunch. Cheers

Steve you’ll need to enter super trowel and go up against Charlie 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thank you Steve and Alex.

Your smashing this today lads especially one with a dodgy hip 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

More cracking work fellas, it’s coming on now!

Brilliant work gentleman.
It's really looking great what beautiful brick work,
take care & stay safe guys
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Another great day lads considering the weather👍, egg & bacon on toast my favourite ❤ with a brew.

Regards Russ...

Nice work

Great job lads really cumin on look forward to nx video 👍👍

Love the music

Well done guys all you need is a couple of dry days

How long does your mixer last?

What happens if the brick is soaking wet, do you just use a dryer mix?

Hi Steve and Alex top job as always love your work and I also watch d and j projects as I know you follow them as well

Great job Steve and Alex top lads.👍👍

When you guys finally get to the brick work it is an absolute pleasure to watch. You guys really are masters of your trade. It is just a bit of a shame that there is so much prep work which unfortunately is not too good for the hip. When you look back at all the concrete that had to come out, then new concrete had to go in, plus a whole host of other things just to get to this stage. Either way, you got through that and finally you got to your trade. Well done. great work as always.

Summer days and warm nights will be here shortly guy's.

Good to see you get a half decent run at it for once,despite the weather.....Pukka stuff

Brilliant you two, what an honest, hardworking team. Father and son, don’t get better than that

Not mach bulldozer action today.
But I think you both had your running shoes on! But jokes aside you have done well even with the rain gods against you
.In the mean time please stay safe best regards as always Ken

Hey Steve and Alex. Another great job. Could you add commentary to explain why you are using different bricks/ blocks/ poured concrete at different times. Your process is different from what is done in Canada. Cheers from Nova Scotia