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Hi, i live in a mid terrace house could anyone give me an idea of how much it would cost to have boh back and frount pointed please. Thanks

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Will you be supplying your own masonry paint?

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probable. just need rough on a price. thanks

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There is NO such thing as a ROUGH PRICE.

 

Then why not give an average price with the addition of some IFs and BUTS , can't be that difficult i' m sure.

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Op must be like me, before committing to anything, even a quote; I like to know if I could possibly afford it.

 

What is the lowest price you have ever done a mid terraced for and the highest price you have ever done a mid terrace for.

This way the Op will have a "Rough" idea on how much the could be looking at.

 

Regards Denise x

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More than happy to give a free quote

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Mally did mine.

Nice fella and a good job.

Came out and gave me a quote, up to you if you decide it's going to be too expensive.

 

Oh, his prices were good too by the way

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Mally did mine.

Nice fella and a good job.

Came out and gave me a quote, up to you if you decide it's going to be too expensive.

 

Oh, his prices were good too by the way

 

thanks dave !:thumbsup:

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The average rate on brick pointing grinding out properly and repointing is £25 m2 some people will simply point over existing without grinding this will last weeks or months until a frost blows it out. There is also scaffold involved 200-300 each side . Stone is more and if you use lime mortar on stone it increases further.

Hope this helps

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