
Bricklaying for New Homes & Developments
New homes, duplexes and townhouse projects need a bricklaying crew that keeps the build moving. We bring experienced crews, clear communication and quality you can sign off on.
★ 5.0from 6 Google reviewsOur homes & developments service
- New home brick and block construction
- Duplex, townhouse and unit developments
- Fire-rated and acoustic separating walls
- Retaining and boundary walls for subdivisions
- Coordination with builders and site supervisors
- Defect-free handover focus

Common issues, fixed properly
Program delays
Crews sized to your schedule so bricklaying isn't the hold-up.
Inconsistent quality
One team, one standard, across every unit.
Site safety
Fully insured, safe work practices and tidy sites.
Communication
A single point of contact from start to finish.
Recent homes & developments work
Townhouse Development Walls
Detached Garage Blockwork
What customers say about this service
Block-laying job finished ahead of schedule. Praises the crew’s professionalism, punctuality, top-quality work and spotless site.
Summary of Google review · Read on GoogleHad the house repointed, was delighted with how it turned out, and recommends the team.
Summary of Google review · Read on GoogleUses the team for the brickwork on their building projects. Rates the communication, reliable scheduling, workmanship and clean sites.
Summary of Google review · Read on GoogleRetaining wall job. Happy with the quality of the work and the communication throughout.
Summary of Google review · Read on GoogleFive stars for a friendly, can-do team.
Summary of Google review · Read on GoogleHomes & Developments: your questions answered
What size developments do you take on?
From single new homes to multi-unit townhouse projects. Tell us the scope and program and we'll confirm crew availability.
Can you work from plans?
Yes. Send plans and engineering through the quote form and we'll provide a detailed quote.
Get a quote for homes & developments
Takes about 2 minutes. We reply within 24 hours.
