Check the substrate
Open joints are checked for depth, moisture, loose material and damage. Local repairs are discussed before work starts.
Services
Repointing
New joints in the right style and colour for a fresh, well-maintained appearance.
Repointing
New joints in the right style and colour for a fresh, well-maintained appearance. We work carefully, paying attention to the surface, materials and a clean finish.
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PROJECT EXAMPLE · REPOINTING
Example project · 80 m² façade professionally repointed
An example of a façade where the old mortar has already been removed and the masonry is ready for a new durable joint finish. The page shows how the new joints are applied, finished, checked and handed over.
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New façade joints with a clean finish
An example of a façade where the old mortar has already been removed and the masonry is ready for a new durable joint finish. The page shows how the new joints are applied, finished, checked and handed over.
80 m²example façade
4–6 working daysindicative schedule
flush / brushedexample joint profile
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Step by step · how the project is executed
Select mortar & colour
Mortar, colour and joint profile are matched to the masonry and the desired appearance.
Fill the joints
Fresh mortar is carefully packed into the joints to create an even, well-filled joint.
Finish the profile
The joint surface is finished at the correct stage, for example smooth or lightly brushed.
Clean the façade
Mortar residue is removed carefully while protecting the brickwork. Window and detail connections are checked.
Curing & handover
The work is allowed to cure correctly, followed by a final inspection and clean handover.
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Indicative schedule · several working days
Day 1Substrate check, materials & test panel
Day 2–3Apply new joints
Day 4Finish, brush & detail connections
Day 5Cleaning & detailed inspection
Day 6Curing check & handover
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Material schedule · example 80 m²
| Item | Specification | Quantity | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pointing mortar | professional façade mortar | approx. 0.8–1.2 m³ | depends on joint depth and profile |
| Pigment / colour | matched to existing masonry | 1 set | determined after test panel |
| Protection | sheeting, tape & masking | 1 project | site dependent |
| Water & cleaning | finishing equipment | 1 project | depends on conditions |
| Access equipment | scaffold / mobile tower if required | 1 project | height dependent |
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Example budget · 80 m²
The budget is built for a professional multi-day project and includes labour, materials, preparation, cleaning, organisation and an operating/risk reserve. The selling prices below include 21% Dutch VAT.
| Work item | Excl. btw | Incl. btw |
|---|---|---|
| Test panel, preparation & colour advice | € 450.00 | € 544.50 |
| Mortar & materials | € 650.00 | € 786.50 |
| New pointing 80 m² | € 2,900.00 | € 3,509.00 |
| Cleaning & detail finishing | € 350.00 | € 423.50 |
| Project organisation & operating reserve | € 450.00 | € 544.50 |
| Indicative total including 21% Dutch VAT | € 5,808.00 | |
2026 market comparison · Netherlands, Belgium, Germany & UK
Dutch price guides show a broad range of roughly €15–€100 per m² depending on joint type, with decorative work higher. Belgian sources indicate about €8–€12 per m² for basic flush pointing and €60–€110 for cut/ruled joints. German market sources show around €35–€80 per m² for many standard masonry applications. UK Checkatrade guidance lists about £50–£60 per m² for standard brickwork and £60–£100 for stone. The example is therefore priced as a complete professional project rather than as a bare m² rate.
Important · example price, not a fixed quotation
The displayed price is an example for approximately 80 m². Actual pricing depends on joint type, depth, brick, access, scaffolding, substrate, colour, repairs, weather and material prices. Prices differ between the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the UK due to labour, VAT, transport and material conditions. We provide a final quotation after assessment. The budget includes an operating and risk reserve, but final profit depends on actual costs.
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