Free inspection & quote

Let’s talk brickwork

Tell us about your brickwork and suburb. No minimum job size; we’ll call you back.

Sending photos? A whole-wall photo and a close-up help most.

01The whole wall

02A close-up of the joints

Request a free quote

Phone and email are both needed so we can reach you.

Contact details

Call during opening hours or send an enquiry at any time. We work on your property, so there is no showroom to visit.

10 Ulm Street, Lane Cove North NSW 2066

ABN 72 788 218 007

Inspections and the work happen at your property. Any scaffolding the job needs is arranged by us and included in the quote.

Before you get in touch

What people usually ask before they call. Every other answer is on the questions page.

Do you charge for an inspection or quote?
No. Astute Tuckpointing offers a free inspection and quote. We can start by discussing the wall and looking at any photos you have, then arrange a site inspection where a closer look is needed.
Is there a minimum job size?
No. Small repairs are welcome, including a few bricks, a pier, a front fence or a damaged section of mortar. The quote reflects the work and access your particular job needs.
How do I get a quote, and do I need photos?
Call us or use the enquiry form with your contact details, property suburb and a short description of the work. Photos are optional. If you have them, a wider view of the wall and a close-up of the affected area help. Take photos from a safe position; you do not need to climb to show us an upper wall.
How soon can you start, and how long will the work take?
We start as soon as we can once you accept the quote. As a guide, a small repair, a single lintel or most crack stitching takes a day or two, repointing a brick front fence one to two days, and tuckpointing a single-storey brick front about a week. Larger or higher walls, scaffolding and wet weather add time. Tell us about any renovation deadline when you enquire and your quote will give a realistic start date and duration.
Do I need to be home?
No. As long as we can get to the wall, you don’t need to be home while we work. We agree access beforehand: gates, parking, a tap and power if the job needs them, and anything near the wall to keep clear.