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Tuckpointing, repointing and brick repairs across Sydney

Mon–Fri 7am–5pm · Sat 9am–3pmastutetp@gmail.com

72 suburbs we cover

Brick cleaning on the North Shore

We clean brick and sandstone right across the North Shore: mortar smears, white salt marks and grime on house fronts, fences, steps and sandstone bases, testing a small area first on older walls.

PricingEvery brick cleaning job is quoted for your wall, free. How it’s priced

  • 15+ years in tuckpointing
  • Free inspection and quote
  • No minimum job size
Sandstone base of a bungalow below dark brick, cleaned
Sandstone base restoredOur work in Artarmon

The work

What we clean.

Grime, mould in shaded corners, old mortar smears and white salt deposits each need a different treatment, so we work out what the marks are before cleaning.

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  1. Mortar smears and splashes

    Residue left by building or repair work. The brick type and mortar stain determine whether a specialist cleaner or suitable acid wash can help.

  2. White salt marks

    Efflorescence appears as water carries salts to the surface. Fresh deposits can weather away; persistent marks call for a closer look at the moisture source.

  3. Grime, algae and mould

    Dirt and growth on shaded walls, fences and paths. Cleaning should lift the deposit while preserving the brick face and surrounding joints.

  4. Sandstone bases, steps and walls

    Stone needs its own assessment. Soft or weathered sandstone should not be treated like robust clay brick.

Our work

Our brick cleaning work on the North Shore

Photographs from our own work in Artarmon.

Our work in Artarmon
The bungalow with its sandstone base and piersAfter
After: the bungalow front, Artarmon

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Where
Artarmon
Work
Brick cleaning, Brick repointing

Questions

Brick cleaning questions.

  1. Will cleaning damage my brick?

    Unsuitable chemicals or pressure can damage brick faces and mortar, particularly on older walls. The surface condition, brick-specific guidance and a trial area help choose a suitable method. Some weathered surfaces or ingrained marks are better left than aggressively cleaned; we discuss the likely result before proceeding.

  2. Why does the white powder keep coming back?

    Efflorescence is salt carried to the surface by water. It can be temporary on new masonry and weather away, but repeated deposits may point to continuing moisture from drainage, leaks or another source. Cleaning the visible salt does not resolve that source, so the marks can return.

  3. What if the wall has already been acid washed or pressure cleaned?

    Tell us what was used, when it was done and how the surface changed. Earlier treatment can affect the next step. Fresh staining, roughened faces or damaged joints need assessment before more cleaning; another acid wash may make the problem worse.

No minimum job size

Free inspection and quote on the North Shore.

Tell us what needs attention and where the work is. Photos are optional.

0402 133 821Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm · Saturday, 9am to 3pm · Sunday closedastutetp@gmail.com

Sending photos? Take photos from ground level; there is no need to climb or test a chemical yourself.

01The whole wall, fence or base
02The marks, close up

Request a free quote

Phone and email are both needed so we can reach you.
Your contact details and suburb
The brickwork

A short description is fine. Tell us what needs attention and where on the property.

A whole-wall photo and a close-up of the problem are useful. Take them from a safe position.

Up to 5 photos · JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, HEIC, or HEIF · 4 MB total after resizing.