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Interior brickwork — Bricklayer — Professionals
Interior masonry leads require attention to access through the building and the retained layout. Providers should identify support assumptions and finish interfaces before agreeing dimensions, especially when working above ground level or beside existing openings.
Service scope
Brick or block work within an existing or new building, including agreed internal partitions, infill and exposed masonry features. The brief must establish whether the work is structural and how it relates to floors, services and room finishes.
What is normally included
- Internal masonry partitions
- Designed infill and opening details
- Exposed interior brick finishes
What is not included
- Unassessed removal of supporting walls
- Automatic electrical or plumbing relocation
Qualification checks
- Confirm structural or non-structural purpose
- Review supporting floor information
- Identify retained services
- Check internal material access
- Agree finishes and room protection
Quote guidance
Specify the wall build-up, openings and finish condition at handover. Price material handling and room protection explicitly, with service changes or structural design listed separately instead of disappearing inside a partition rate.
Lead risks
- Room dimensions may change after finishes are removed
- An apparently light alteration may require design review
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