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Brick Masonry in Norwich

Brick Masonry in Connecticut

Brick masonry covers everything from repointing a Victorian terrace on Unthank Road to building a new garden wall, laying a brick porch, or replacing spalled bricks on a chimney stack. In Norwich, where a lot of the housing stock is soft Victorian and Edwardian brick with lime mortar, this work is more specialist than it looks: use the wrong mortar mix and you trap moisture in the wall, which cracks the brick faces from the inside over a few winters. This category lists 6 businesses in Norwich that do brick masonry, from small repointing jobs to full rebuilds.

What the work usually covers

  • Repointing: raking out old, crumbling mortar joints and repacking them, matching the mortar mix and joint profile to the age of the property.
  • Rebuilding and repair: replacing cracked or frost-damaged bricks, rebuilding leaning garden walls, and fixing bulging parapets.
  • New brickwork: extensions, boundary walls, brick piers, and porches, usually tied into a builder's or extension project.
  • Chimney and stack work: rebuilding stacks, fitting new chimney pots, and flaunching (the mortar bed around the pots).

What to check before you hire

  • Lime vs cement mortar: older Norwich brick (pre-1930s) generally needs a lime-based mortar so the wall can still breathe. A contractor who defaults to cement mortar on a period property is a warning sign.
  • Brick matching: ask how they'll match brick colour, size, and bond pattern, especially for a visible repair on a street-facing wall.
  • Scaffolding and access: chimney and gable work usually needs scaffolding, not just a ladder. Get clarity on who arranges and pays for it.
  • References and photos of past work: brickwork is a visible, permanent job, so ask to see finished examples of similar work, ideally on a similar age of property.
  • Written quote with a breakdown: materials, labour, scaffolding, and any allowance for rebuilding beyond the original scope (common once old brickwork is opened up).

How we score contractors

We rank the 6 masonry contractors covering Norwich in our ranked guide to the best masonry contractors in Norwich, weighing factors like verified reviews, responsiveness, experience with period brickwork, and consistency of finished work over time. The full method, including how we weight and verify each factor, is explained on our methodology page.

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All brick masonry in Norwich, ranked by score and relevance

We found 6 businesses offering brick masonry in Norwich; 5 met the criteria for the scored directory. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is brick masonry, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

The A Team construction llc
#1
86

The A Team construction llc

5.0(40)✓ Google-verified

From driveway pours to pool decks and patios, John Pontes and his crew deliver on time with transparent pricing and genuine attention to how work affects a homeowner's property. Reviewers note the team shows up punctually, maintains clean job sites, and finishes projects as promised, with staff like Garry and John Sr. earning consistent praise for old-school work ethic and flexibility when customers adjust plans mid-project. The business handles everything from concrete flatwork and stamped patios to basement solutions, home remodeling, and painting. Most jobs include follow-up details-washing dust off cars, ensuring yards are orderly by day's end, securing permits-that signal the crew sees itself as responsible for the whole experience, not just the finished surface.

Brick MasonryPatios, Walkways & HardscapingConcrete & Flatwork
Benjamin Basement Waterproofing Llc
#2
71 low data

Benjamin Basement Waterproofing Llc

4.6(9)✓ Google-verified

Eight of nine reviewers reported successful basement waterproofing with no further water intrusion. One older complaint cited a lifetime guarantee dispute. Staff speed, politeness, and follow-up repair visits stand out.

Brick MasonryConcrete & Flatwork
Statewide Tree And Stump Service
#3
68 low data

Statewide Tree And Stump Service

4.3(17)✓ Google-verified

Strong work and fair prices when jobs happen, but scheduling reliability is inconsistent. Multiple reviewers praise owner John's professionalism, crew friendliness, and site cleanup; however, recent complaints center on missed appointments and unresponsiveness, which have delayed customers by a week or more.

Brick Masonry
Michalski Concrete LLC
#4
48 low data

Michalski Concrete LLC

3.4(5)✓ Google-verified

One customer praised competitive pricing and the attention to detail on a stamped sidewalk, calling the crew punctual and professional. However, another reported an uneven garage foundation with cracks, poor backfill work that created drainage issues, and difficulty getting formal estimates or follow-up after initial contact.

Brick MasonryCommercial MasonryConcrete & Flatwork
AM
#5
22 low data

Albo Masonry

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Common questions about brick masonry

How much does brick repointing cost in Norwich?
It depends heavily on the size of the wall and access. A single chimney stack or a small section of wall is a different job to repointing a whole terraced house front. Get two or three like-for-like written quotes, since prices vary a lot based on scaffolding needs and whether lime mortar is required.
How often does brickwork need repointing?
Mortar joints on an exposed wall typically last several decades before they need attention, but older lime mortar on Victorian Norwich houses can start crumbling sooner, especially on the side facing prevailing wind and rain. Signs it's due include crumbling or missing mortar you can pick out with a fingernail, and damp patches appearing inside on that wall.
What should I expect during a brick masonry job?
For repointing, expect old mortar to be raked out to a consistent depth before new mortar goes in, ideally matched to the existing joint profile and colour. For rebuilds, expect the contractor to check the wall's foundations and any damp-proof course before laying new brick. Dust and mess are normal, and scaffolding may stay up for the full job if it's above ground floor height.
How do I judge the quality of finished brickwork?
Look at the mortar joints: they should be a consistent width and depth, with a clean, even profile rather than smeared over the brick faces. Check that new or replaced bricks line up with the existing coursing and that the mortar colour is a reasonable match once it has cured (fresh mortar looks lighter and darkens over a few weeks).

Last updated 2026-10-03