Best Brickwork in East Sussex
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Thank you for visiting our website - we are here to help. Our aim is to be the 'blast cleaning contractor of choice for London and the South East of England, for projects large and small in both the commercial and domestic market'. Although we're based in East Sussex, we often work working further afield for larger jobs; we have worked on sandblasting projects as far away as Lancashire, Milton Keynes, Bristol, Isle of Wight and even the Netherlands. From cleaning old paint from brickwork to removing rust from metalwork, from taking dark stain or paint from old oak beams to removing saw marks and raising the grain on green oak, during the past eighteen years we have tackled most types of sandblasting projects (also known as blast cleaning, abrasive blasting and grit blasting), and have gained a good reputation with many customers who come back time and time again.
BN Construction are specialists in brickwork and have had experience with all types of brick. We have had the opportunity to carry out some extremely beautiful work comprising of a great range of traditional features. With brick there are no limits to what you can build. Please see our gallery for a full range of ideas and to get a better understanding of our capabilities. With time timber frame building becoming cheaper and more popular, people tend to forget the quality and structural soundness that comes with traditional masonry brickwork.
At C&C Cleaning services we have invested in a Doff machine, which allows us to safely clean and restore stone and brickwork. The equipment produces super-heated water at low pressure. This will not damage the surface when used by a trained and competent person. Doff steam cleaning is probably the safest way to clean any substrate. Without causing any damage to the surface being cleaned. The steam/superheated water will remove moss, algae, fungi and other biological matter and will also kill off spores.
Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the South Downs, this listed, flint, farmer's cottage was in desperate need of refurbishment. The extension provides a modern interior space whilst still being enclosed within an 18th century external shell. The conservion officer of Wealden district demanded that the flint and brickwork of the extension matched the original house, not only in dimension but also in the size, colour and texture of the lime mortar used. Detailed working drawings had to be provided by the architect Anthony Sherwin, to match the intricate joinery that was evident throughout the existing cottage.