Brickwork Ifield

Brickwork in Ifield is grounded in rich historical traditions that span many centuries. The southern England town is best known for its medieval residences and Georgian houses, acclaimed for their high-quality brick masonry. Their enduring architectural highlights, such as Ifield Watermill and the famous St. Margaret’s Church, give testament to the highly-skilled brickworks produced in this region.

The brickwork of Ifield’s charming properties displays an exceptional craftsmanship. A close inspection will reveal a distinct bond pattern or layout of bricks. Flemish bond, English bond, and Stretcher bond are amongst the most commonly used. Typically, these bricks are set with lime mortar, a material known for its durability and flexibility. Efflorescence – a crystalline deposit of salts left on the surface of the brick due to water absorption and subsequent evaporation – is a characteristic feature seen in many of these old buildings.

Nowadays, brickwork in Ifield is not merely a building requirement, but holds a significant cultural fabric, contributing tremendously to the town’s visual attributes and its architectural heritage. The reddish-brown buildings of Ifield, made from the local clay mineral, stimulate a sense of nostalgia for a time when each brick was crafted by hand. The passionate bricklayers of Ifield keep this tradition alive, illustrating the town’s dedication to preserving the rich history and beauty of its buildings.

Why Us?

• A team of reliable, trustworthy contractors, with a wealth of experience.
• If you're keen to support a local business, we’re based in Maresfield, and cover Sussex, Surrey and Kent.
• We will keep you up-to-date with our progress throughout the project. 
• We will be honest and upfront about any potential cost changes.

We offer a thorough and comprehensive service from budget and cost planning, through to final sign off. We can provide detailed estimates to help you with cost planning, and keep you on track throughout. We will supply all the materials required too, so you don't need to worry about anything.